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TRIPLETS AFTER A 12 YEAR WAIT BY BENA...
The book is a true story of Benard Ojwang’ Okech and his wife Easter Elisante Benard who waited for 12 years within their marriage before getting children. By the grace of God, after several medical interventions, they got triplets (2 boys and 1 girl) in July 2023. The couple shares their practical journey on their waiting experience, the medical procedures they went through as well as the challenges they went through after the babies were born prematurely at 31 weeks. They also illustrate how their second triplets went through 5 abdominal surgeries before reaching 6 months and how he received total healing. It’s a story of faith, resilience and God’s faithfullness in marriage. The Foreword has been written by Mr Rashid Khalani-CEO of Agakhan University Hospital-Nairobi.
Existing Beneath The Scars by EL Jay
Born and raised in the shadows of domestic violence, Lorraine learned early how to navigate a world built on volatility. When she finally leaves home for work, she carries the invisible, heavy armor of her childhood trauma,unknowingly searching for sanctuary in a world she doesn't fully trust.
Then she meets Ryan. To Lorraine, Ryan feels like "home." He is the anchor she has desperately craved, a promise of a different future. But when Ryan abruptly reveals he is moving on and that Lorraine is not part of his future plans, the fragile world she built shatters. The rejection slams the door on every ounce of hope she held for love, trust, and marriage, leaving her more guarded than ever before.
Just as Lorraine resolves to live entirely behind her fortress, Alejandro enters her life. Armed with a gentle love, unwavering affection, and a kindness she has never known, he offers the peace she always wanted but never thought she deserved. Faced with a safety that feels terrifyingly unfamiliar, Lorraine is paralyzed. Can a heart that has only known how to fight and survive finally learn how to heal, surrender, and love Existing Beneath the Scars?
The Rise of a Black Sheep
The Rise of a Black Sheep
– Standing Unshakable-
Too many people drift through life without knowing who they are or why they exist. The Rise of a Black Sheep is your guide to discovering your identity, purpose, and personal growth.
Inside, you will explore:
• Personal growth: how to level up in every area of life.
• Self-awareness: spotting your patterns, recognizing your strengths, and avoiding the abyss.
• Identity: understanding who you truly are.
• Purpose: finding something worth living and fighting for.
This book champions the underdogs, the overlooked, and the underestimated. It speaks to those dismissed by others; the trailblazers who break generational curses and rewrite the rules of success. For those who refuse to follow the crowd. For those who forge their own path without fear of judgment or misunderstanding. For those who see life as it truly is, not as they wish it to be, and who crave freedom, authenticity, and fulfillment on their own terms.
It is a book for anyone ready to live boldly, unapologetically, and fully aligned with who they are meant to be.
After Checkout By Evalyn Oloo
A woman can survive a lonely marriage, an empty bed, a bitter divorce, a boardroom that keeps stealing her work, a family that calls pressure love, and a city that knows how to watch her without appearing to stare.
But what happens when the one person who finally sees her has been watching too closely and lived inside her life literally for months.
Across Cairo, Accra, Lagos, Nairobi, Johannesburg, Addis Ababa and Dar es Salaam, seven accomplished women are holding their lives together with elegance, discipline and just enough private denial to get through the day.
Nadia has mastered the performance of a beautiful Cairo marriage that no longer touches her. Zara runs a major bank in Accra and returns each night to a house with one untouched side of the bed. Blessing is fighting to keep the technology company she built from being rewritten as her exhusband’s achievement. Dr Seun is newly divorced in Nairobi, funny, brilliant and pretending her freedom does not frighten her. Kefilwe has turned discipline into armour in Johannesburg. Tigist has mistaken endurance for faith in Addis Ababa. Zawadi, in Dar es Salaam, is still waiting to be chosen without being diminished.
Then the men arrive.
They listen, remember, and notice the exact wound each woman has spent years hiding in plain sight. They share songs, asks the right question, brings calm into a legal fight, knows when to wait, speaks the language of faith, family, work, grief and desire so fluently that it feels like love.
For a while, it is almost beautiful.
Until the wrong sentence appears in the wrong hands.
Until a private message becomes public.
Until money moves.
Until a vanished profile leaves behind a trail the world was not supposed to find.
Until one woman realises that being seen by the wrong person can be more dangerous than being ignored.
My Husband My Abductor: A Novel by An...
Years after being abducted as a child, Sakunda, now known as Nyokabi, hesitantly agrees to marry her abductor. But she insists that he must take her home for a visit first. Njamba, who is both her abductor and suitor, suggests they visit after their wedding instead. As time passes and children are born, the promise is forgotten. Now that their children are old enough to be left alone, it is finally time to fulfil that long-overdue promise.
When they arrive at her home in Maasai land, Sakunda is claimed as a wife by the man who paid her dowry when she was a toddler. She is detained. His dowry must be refunded, and Njamba must retrieve it from his home in the Agikuyu land. But he never returns. What happened to him? Worried, Nyokabi escapes to 'My Husband, My Abductor'.
Dar es Salaam Usiku by Ben R. Mtobwa
"Unafanya nini mpenzi?" Alifoka akimshika vizuri. "Umerukwa na akili?" Aliuliza. "Una nini?" Hakujibiwa. Badala yake alimwona Rukia akilainika mikononi mwake na kuanguka sakafuni alipolala...
Katika Dar es Salaam Usiku tunaona mapenzi na kupenda. Kuna mapenzi ya kupewa na kutoa bila kupenda na kuna kupenda bila kupewa. Je, ni yapi mapenzi ya kweli?
Kiswahili Hatua Kwa Hatua
Hatua Kwa Hatua [Ngazi ya 2] is a kiswahili learning book designed for learners who use Kiswahili as a second language. It is the second book in a series and aims to help students improve their Kiswahili skills through practical lessons, dialogues, vocabulary, grammar exercises, and revision activities. The book covers topics such as verb forms , adjectives, relative pronouns, colours, measurements, nationalities and other everyday language skills, enabling learners to develop fluency in Kiswahili within a short period.
City of Broken Dreams- An Anthology
City of Broken Dreams is an anthology from ten Kenyan writers, capturing the emotional landscapes of contemporary life on the continent. These stories move between ambition and disillusionment, love and loss, survival and reinvention, offering intimate glimpses into lives shaped by both struggle and possibility.
The Agile Jobseeker: A guide for futu...
Brief Summary
This book gives suggestions and ideas on how we can improve the workplace and entire labor market. These include among many other issues; Youth unemployment, the workplace challenges affecting employees and employers such as, mental health issues, financial investment and more, the Future of work and readiness of Africa as a continent, among many more.
No Third Way: The Only Solution is Re...
No Third Way exposes why Kenya cannot feed, clothe, or house its own people—by design. The system was built to make you poor, replacing public goods with private capture and a local broker class. There is no "third way"—only removal, sector by sector, from mitumba to transport, restoring Kenyans as citizens, not customers.
No Third Way: The Removal Version argues that Kenya's crises in food, clothing, housing, transport, healthcare, and education are not accidents of poor leadership or corruption alone, but the result of a deeper system: the Corruption Industrial Complex. Through privatisation, trade liberalisation, public-private partnerships, and elite brokerage, a functioning public economy was systematically dismantled and replaced by private capture. Kenyans were made customers and products instead of productive citizens—unable to afford basics not by scarcity, but by design.Â
Getting It Done: The Craft of readine...
How do intentions become action? How ready are we, really, to make that happen? Plans are made. Commitments are announced. Resources are committed. But too often, little moves — or what does move cannot be sustained. Clear, practical, and grounded in real-world experience, Getting It Done offers a new way to understand why some efforts move while others stall — and what it takes to change that.
THE ENLIGHTENED SPECIES: Traversing t...
- THE ENLIGHTENED SPECIES is a book exploring the inter-dynamics that affect dating as an integral part of the human mating game. It delves into human behavioral patterns exhibited by the two genders right from the first stage of seduction. This brings to the limelight the conduct and rebuttal of every seduction attitude/action.
Love Will Not Be Enough: A Contempora...
When Amara's father dies, she's left to hold everything together: an ailing mother, mounting bills, and no one to catch her. Nairobi's nightlife pulls her in. George pulls her further. And for a while, she believes her life is finally changing for the better.
Is love a choice or a feeling?
Most people say it's a choice. But if that's true, why do people stay when it hurts? Why does betrayal cut so deep when it comes from someone who claims to love us? And if leaving is a choice too, why is it the hardest one of all?
In this gripping romance novel, Amara must decide how much of herself she is willing to lose before she finally chooses her own happiness.
Will love be enough?
Find out in Love Will Not Be Enough
Time and Chance
A Telltale of Tails!
A quirky, fantasy story with colorful illustrations and rhyming text, that engages children with a unique story-line woven with cheeky humor and anticipation. The story shares valuable life lessons on honesty, kindness, and forgiveness, and the dangers of greed and lies. This story has a flow and rhyming similar to the acclaimed "The Gruffalo" children's picture book. Authored by a Kenyan to international standards.