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BITS OF MY LIFE by Ephantus Mwenda
He had a simple plan: leave the village, make his fortune in Nairobi, and return to marry Connie, the love of his life.
In the sprawling, unforgiving streets of Nairobi, honest work is a slow path to nowhere. When a charismatic and dangerous gangster named Jim offers him a shortcut, Bob is seduced by the promise of fast money and the power it brings. He becomes the ghost in the machine—the bank's trusted, innocent-faced messenger boy by day, the inside man for a ruthless robbery crew by night.
The deeper he sinks into the city's criminal underworld, the further he drifts from the man Connie believes him to be.
Just as he's about to lose himself completely, a ghost from home arrives with earth-shattering news: Bob is a father. Now, he has a new reason to escape, a real future to fight for. He plans one last, massive heist—the score that will set him free and send him home.
But in a world where the only rule is every man for himself, can you rob your way to redemption? Or is the price of a future with her the cost of his soul?
LIVING A LEGACY: SEVEN PILLARS FOR A ...
This book presents a compelling roadmap for anyone who desires to live a life of lasting significance rather than one defined by fleeting success. In a world driven by speed, competition and the relentless pursuit of material gain, it offers a refreshing perspective on what it truly means to build a meaningful legacy. Through practical wisdom, timeless biblical principles and relatable real-life illustrations, this book challenges readers to pause, reflect and intentionally shape a life that will positively influence generations.
The Silent Wetland: Missing My Africa...
The Silent Wetland: Missing My African Jacana presents a moving portrait of enduring love, faithful marriage, godly leadership, and the lasting legacy of a life lived with integrity. The novel reflects his conviction that true greatness is measured not by power, wealth, or public recognition, but by the lives we influence through kindness, sacrifice, and unwavering character.
Colour Her Great by Felgonah Oyuga
Sibuor; An African Love Story
NOLUTHANDO by Lengwe Samuel
Undimmed: A Novel by Tatiana Whitup
UNDIMMED is a full-length Women-Fiction novel that follows seven women — across Nairobi, Nakuru, Kisumu, Lagos, London, and Kampala — as they each confront the lives they have been living and the lives they were made to live. It is a story about depression and grief, about marriage and motherhood, about ambition and identity, about the particular cost of performing strength for so long that you forget what it feels like to simply exist.
WHAT WE DO IN THE QUIET
What We Do in the Quiet is a powerful and emotionally charged novel about the choices we make behind closed doors. Exploring love, identity, betrayal, and redemption, it reminds us that the hardest battles are often fought in silence—and that sometimes the greatest journey is finding your way back to yourself.
The Relationship Agreement Audit
The Relationship Agreement Audit is a practical companion to The Second Bridge: Building Lasting Love by Abas Alhassan. This guided workbook helps couples uncover the invisible agreements already operating in their relationship—and decide whether those agreements are building a strong future together.
At the heart of the workbook is a 50-Question Relationship Audit designed to spark honest conversations about the most important areas of long-term partnership. Each partner completes the audit individually and then compares responses together, revealing where the relationship is aligned—and where important conversations are needed.
Who is it for:
Individuals
Dating couples
Engaged couples
Married couples
Individuals reflecting on relationships
Professionals
Marriage counsellors
Relationship coaches
Therapists
Institutions
Churches
Marriage preparation programmes
Couples workshops
Universities
The audit explores ten critical relationship domains, including:
1. Communication and conflict resolution
2. Money and financial expectations
3. Parenting and family values
4. Career and ambition
5. Intimacy and affection
6. Faith, culture, and personal beliefs
7. Lifestyle expectations and independence
8. Long-term vision and life direction
9. Commitment and partnership expectations
10. The difficult questions most couples avoid.
In addition to the audit, this workbook includes chapter reflections connected to The Second Bridge, helping readers apply the principles of communication, trust, respect, and appreciation to their own relationship. The workbook includes questions couples should ask before marriage, helping partners explore important topics that determine long-term compatibility. The paperback edition includes space to write your responses and complete the full Relationship Agreement Audit with your partner.
The Second Bridge: Building Lasting Love
The Second Bridge is a powerful relationship book about love, marriage, and emotional maturity—designed for people who want healthy, lasting relationships, not just romantic beginnings. Drawing on real research, coaching psychology, and lived experience across Africa and the United States, this book reveals why love alone is never enough—and what truly sustains commitment.
The Second Bridge is not a romance manual.
It is a deeply practical, research-informed guide to understanding why we love the way we do—and how to love better. Drawing on original research conducted across Africa and the United States, lived experience, coaching practice, and culturally grounded wisdom, Abas Alhassan challenges the myths we have inherited about relationships, love, marriage, and commitment.
THE PROBLEM MOST RELATIONSHIP BOOKS WON'T TELL YOU:
✓ You can communicate perfectly and still be moving in opposite directions.
✓ You can be faithful, financially stable, and deeply committed—and still watch your relationship slowly die.
✓ Many couples don't fall out of love. They fall out of energy. They fall out of alignment. They operate on invisible agreements nobody remembers making. Every relationship runs on agreements—the danger is when no one remembers agreeing.
WHAT MAKES THIS BOOK UNIQUE:
✓ Research-backed insights from 225 couples across the USA and Africa
✓ Cross-cultural perspective revealing universal relationship truths
✓ Brutally honest personal story of a 35-year marriage that failed—and what I learned from both the ending and the new beginning
✓ Practical tools you can use immediately: The Agreement Audit, assessment worksheets, discussion questions for couples
✓ Real talk about money, sex, children, religion, in-laws, and the hard conversations nobody wants to have
THIS BOOK IS FOR YOU IF:
→ You're engaged or newly married and want to build it right from the beginning
→ You're in a long-term relationship that's "fine" but not flourishing
→ You communicate well but still feel disconnected
→ You're considering divorce and need clarity on whether to stay or go
→ You've been divorced and are ready to try again—but smarter this time
→ You're a coach, counsellor, or therapist looking for practical tools for couples
INSIDE THE SECOND BRIDGE, YOU'LL DISCOVER:
Why 15-16% of couples are unhappy but stay anyway—and the gap between unhappiness and actually leaving
The invisible contract governing your relationship right now (and how to make it visible before it's too late)
Why communication is necessary but not sufficient—and what actually creates lasting alignment
The 8 factors that determine compatibility (education level ranks #1; physical attraction ranks last)
How to navigate the adjustment phase of early marriage when reality replaces romance
Money conversations that prevent financial betrayal (because money problems are rarely about money)
The truth about children: They're the greatest joy and the strongest chain—51% of African respondents and 35% of Americans cite children as the primary reason they stay in unhappy relationships
How to compromise without losing yourself—and when compromise becomes self-betrayal
How to rebuild after divorce and find love again (with wisdom, not just hope)
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
My Blessed Pots Of Thorns
I thought I was in love but… everything I believed began to unravel, revealing truths I was not ready to face. My Blessed Pots of Thorns to readers is an emotional and thought-provoking journey that explores love, heartbreak, healing, and self-discovery. In this powerful work by Roseline Kenya, pain is transformed into purpose, showing how life’s deepest wounds can become sources of strength and growth. It invites readers to reflect, heal, and find meaning even in the most difficult moments.
Saving the Last Simp Volume 3: Hard L...
Dealing with a modern woman can feel impossible for a man who still approaches relationships and family the traditional way. It can feel like trying to solve a puzzle you have no instructions for. Modern women have been taught they are equal to men and many approach relationships with competition instead of collaboration. They are told to push, to prove themselves, to take charge, and the old rules of coexisting as man and woman no longer seem to apply.
Most men have no idea how to handle it. They try what worked in the past and it fails. They stumble, they make mistakes, and they only realise what went wrong when it is too late.
This book shows what it really looks like to navigate modern relationships, romantic dynamics, and family life. It exposes the struggles, the misunderstandings, and the lessons most men learn far too late.
Jasmine In July by Daniel Oyugi
In a village where waiting becomes a way of life, one family must learn that love
Jasmine in July means more than just holding on. When Professor William leaves his wife Imani and infant daughter Pendo for a prestigious position in Ecuador, he promises it's
temporary—six months, maybe eight. But as weeks turn into months, the distance
between them grows wider than any ocean. Back home, young Imani raises their
daughter alone, clinging to hope and the jasmine plant her husband gave her before
he left. "Beautiful and strong, " he'd said, "blooming even in difficult soil. " But
jasmine isn't the only thing being tested. With each passing day, the temptation to
give up—or give in—grows stronger. Mr. Amani, the aging patriarch next door,
watches over them with the wisdom of a man who's lost his own family to distance
and dreams. His adopted son may be gone, but his other son— Boiboi, the unchosen
brother drowning in alcohol and resentment—is dangerously close to losing himself
entirely. When tragedy strikes the village, it becomes a catalyst for change. Choices
must be made. Redemption must be earned. And a family fractured by ambition
must decide if love is patient enough to survive absence, strong enough to forgive
failure, and stubborn enough to bloom again. JASMINE IN JULY is a deeply moving
exploration of what it means to be family—not by blood or law, but by the daily
choice to stay, to fight, and to keep blooming even when the soil is difficult