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The Meet Up by Muindi Kimanzi
The Prodigal Daughter by Mirigo Kinya...
It is every girl's dream to live a life that is close to a fairy tale, and so was Luna's before misfortunes followed her. She lost her children to a thieving barren rich woman who could not bear kids of her own. With a dead father and a lost family and a vanished boyfriend, she had no choice but to serve as a maid despite being a top actuarial science graduate, if only to have her children back. Life has a way of punishing the loser and the gainer as they both fight to keep their status.
The second death by Erick Okoth
Many times, nations are faced with injustices- truths buried, voices silenced and lives destroyed by those in power. In this book, Gemson's brother is murdered and he steps into the courtroom as a witness. By nightfall, he becomes the accused. Silenced, condemned and forgotten, Gemson is trapped in a system that rewards loyalty and punishes truth. While the real killer walks free, he must survive years behind iron bars, quitely sharpening his mind, reclaiming his voice and preparing for a reckoning the world never saw coming. This is a gripping story of injustices, endurance and courage. It's a call for the youth to rise and redifine the future of the coming generations. Welcome
The Covenant by Arafat Zziwa
Musa is a desperate man. His fields have failed. His child is starving. And heaven is silent.
When an old friend leads him to a witchdoctor who promises wealth and power, Musa makes a decision that will echo through his generation — one sealed in blood.Twenty years later, his son Muli appears to have everything: a successful life, a beautiful wife, and a future full of promise.But something is wrong. Pregnancies end in miscarriage. Nightmares reveal a shadowy figure carrying a clay pot and a blade. And a chilling whisper follows every moment of joy: "The covenant remembers."As loss after loss unfolds, Muli and his wife Sarah uncover a terrifying truth — some agreements cannot be outrun… only broken.But breaking a blood covenant demands more than prayer. It requires a greater covenant. A higher sacrifice. And a truth that could tear their family apart.
The Covenant is a gripping African Christian thriller exploring generational curses, spiritual warfare, and redemption through the blood of Christ.
📖 BONUS: THE COVENANT COMMENTARY, This special edition includes a powerful appendix that reveals the spiritual realities behind the story:• Why covenants operate on legal grounds, not emotion• How bloodlines can carry spiritual consequences• Why prayer alone may not break certain patterns• The difference between a request and a covenant• How to recognize and break generational cycles
⚠️ This is more than a story. It is a warning. A revelation. And a call to freedom.If you enjoy faith-based thrillers with spiritual depth and emotional intensity, this book will stay with you long after the final page.
Leave Your Mess at Home by Tolani Aki...
Masterpiece: Becoming Your Purpose
If you secretly look at your life and ask, “Is this it?” the answer is no.
In Masterpiece: Becoming Your Purpose, you will journey through four powerful movements alongside characters just like you: Mara, who is learning to step out of fear; Dev, breaking free from perfectionism; Omar, rewriting his limiting beliefs and Elena, building unbreakable resilience. Part narrative, part masterclass, this "novel-meets-mentor" guide by Anthony Murigu uses step-by-step cognitive tools to help you reclaim your identity, unlock a growth mindset, and build a lasting legacy. Your masterpiece is not yet complete. Stop spectating your life and buy your copy today.
Whispers in the Savannah by Kibali Ti...
Sometimes, the quietest places hold the loudest lessons. When Otis moves from the busy city to a small village in the heart of the savannah, he never expects the journey will change him forever.
In Whispers of the Savannah, Book One in The Footprint Series, he must navigate a world that feels entirely unfamiliar—where the pace is slower, the surroundings are new, and the question of where he belongs lingers quietly within him. But with his sister Achieng and best friend Katwe by his side, Otis begins to discover something unexpected—that change can be beautiful, friendship can spark courage, and even the quietest places can hold the greatest lessons.
Set against the rich and vibrant backdrop of the African savannah, this heartwarming story follows the everyday adventures of three young friends as they navigate life, ask questions, and learn to make wise choices. Along the way, they uncover gentle but powerful truths about courage, responsibility, and growing up. More than just a story, Whispers of the Savannah invites young readers to pause, reflect, and see the world around them with fresh eyes—reminding them that sometimes, the quietest moments speak the loudest.
Perfect for children ages 8–12, this engaging early chapter book supports literacy development, encourages critical thinking, and nurtures character in a way that feels both meaningful and relatable.
Ideal for readers who enjoy:
Stories about friendship, courage, and belonging
Multicultural and diverse characters
Social-emotional learning themes
Gentle adventure in nature-based settings
Because every story leaves a footprint.
And every step matters!
The Remnants by Mirigo Kinyanjui
The book tells the story of a young man born in Kikuyu land and the love for his culture which inspires him to trace the origins of Bantu peoples to understand where his community came from. He would come to learn of an ancestral prophesy that he would be the chosen one to die at the horns of a buffalo when he reached his prime age as a warrior.
This changed the course of his life in his grandmother's wish that he should have lots of fun, though destined to die young. Did the fun turn out to be fantasy or vanity? Walter could only find out in the end.
Anatomy of an Alibi: A Novel by Ashle...
Everyone at Chantilly’s Bar noticed out-of-towner Camille Bayliss. Red lips, designer heels, sipping a Negroni. But that woman wasn’t Camille Bayliss. It was Aubrey Price.
Camille Bayliss appears to have the picture-perfect life; she’s married to hotshot lawyer Ben and is the daughter of a wealthy Louisiana family. Only nothing is as it seems: Camille believes Ben has been hiding dirty secrets for years, but she can’t find proof because he tracks her every move.
Aubrey Price has been haunted by the terrible night that changed her life a decade ago, and she’s convinced Benjamin Bayliss knows something about it. Living in a house full of criminals, Aubrey understands there’s more than one way to get to the truth—and she may have found the best way in.
Aubrey and Camille hatch a plan. It sounds simple: For twelve hours, Aubrey will take Camille’s place. Camille will spy on Ben, and the two women will get the answers they desperately seek.
Except the next morning, Ben is found murdered. Both women need an airtight alibi, but only one of them has it. And one false step is all it takes for everything to come undone.
Brilliant, but broken by Innocent Baluge
Six months ago, he vanished without a trace, a man whose life seemed a portrait of success. Now, he's a ghost haunting a hospital wing, his past a lie, his future a fading prognosis. The world knew him as a symbol of hope and prosperity. But his real story began far from the spotlights, in the war-torn villages of the Congo, where he was born in a bush, not a hospital.
Joseph’s journey from a child of war to an academic prodigy in Paris was a testament to his ambition. Yet, the city of light was also a city of shadows, where a supposed savior, a man once revered as Mokonzi, became a cautionary tale. He was the golden ticket out, but his "help" came with a price, and the price was his freedom. Now, as visitors from his past threaten to shatter his carefully constructed lies, he is forced to confront the truth of his present, a truth as unforgiving as the disease slowly taking his life.
This is the story of a man who fought his way out of the daily struggle of life and war, only to find himself trapped by the very ambitions that saved him. Will he find a way to make peace with his past, or will he die a brilliant but broken man, a secret buried with him forever?
Roho ya Paka by Ben Mtobwa
Inspekta Kombora anaitwa katika hoteli moja jijini Dar es Salaam ambapo anaonyeshwa mwili wa msichana aliyeuawa kikatili kupita kiasi. Ngozi na nyama ya uso wake mzima na sehemu ya shingo zimeliwa na aina fulani ya sumu na kufanya sura yake ibakie kuwa fuvu la kutisha. Katika kinywa cha fuvu hilo, uliwekwa ujumbe kwa maandishi uliosomeka: Tunamtaka Joram Kiango.
Salamu zinamfikia Joram kwa namna nyingine. zikifuatiwa na patashika nzito, roho mkononi, huku watu wengi walio na wasio na hatia wakipoteza roho zao. Lakini ni roho ya Joram Kiango iliyohitajika, kwa udi na uvumba. Naye, akijua kuwa anapambana na mbogo waliojeruhiwa, alichukua tahadhari zote kutopoteza uhai mithili ya paka. Hata roho yake pia inabadilika na kuwa Roho ya Paka.
Mikataba Ya Kishetani by Ben Mtobwa
Alielezwa kuwa mlengwa wake atakuwa amevaa suruali nyeusi ya kitambaa, yenye rangi nyeusi na koti la rangi ileile, juu ya shati lenye rangi ya bendera ya taifa. Atatoka nje ya mlango wa hoteli saa nne na robo, akiwa katikati. Rais wa nchi kulia kwake na mgeni wake, bilionea wa viwanda na machimbo ya madini, upande wa pili. Pale mlangoni watasita kidogo kuagana, kabla ya kuelekea kwenye hafla maalumu. Akatakiwa ammalize akiwa palepale mlangoni.
Nani mwajiri wake aliyeidhinisha kifo cha msichana huyo mpole, asiye na madhara? Ni nani mkatili huyu, na liwezaje kuwa na hakika ya muda na mavazi atakayovaa siku ya kifo chake!?
Call and Response by Gothataone Moeng
Full of heart and humour, Gothataone Moeng's first collection, set between the rural village of Serowe and the thrumming capital city of Gaborone, captures a chorus of voices from a country in flux.
Meet a young woman who has worn the same mourning clothes for almost a year, and a teenage girl who shies away from the room where her once vibrant aunt lies dying. Elsewhere, watch as a younger sister hides her romantic exploits from her family while her older brother openly flaunts his infidelities, and a traveller returns home laden with confusion and shame.
Moeng, part of a new generation of writers coming out of Africa whose work is exploding onto the literary scene, offers us an insight into communities, experiences and landscapes through these cinematic stories peopled with unforgettable female protagonists.
The Little Liar: A Novel by Mitch Albom
Eleven-year-old Nico Krispis has never told a lie. When the Nazis invade his home in Salonika, Greece, the trustworthy boy is discovered by a German officer, who offers him a chance to save his family. All Nico has to do is persuade his fellow Jewish residents to board trains heading “north,” where new jobs and safety await. Unaware that this is all a cruel ruse, the innocent boy reassures passengers on the station platform every day.
But when the final train is loaded, Nico sees his family being herded into a boxcar. Only then does he discover that he has helped send them—and everyone he knows and loves—to their doom at Auschwitz.
Nico escapes—but he never tells the truth again.
In The Little Liar, Mitch Albom examines the human repercussions of deception by interweaving the stories of Nico, who yearns for forgiveness; his older brother, Sebastian, who vows revenge against him; Fannie, the girl who must choose between them; and Udo Graf, the Nazi officer who forever changed their lives with his lies.
Through the war years, the concentration camps, and the decades that follow, Albom reveals the consequences of each person’s honesty and dishonesty, bringing them back to where it all started in a staggering climax worthy of the best of Albom’s internationally embraced stories.
The Cautious Traveller’s Guide ...
It is the end of the 19th Century and the world is awash with marvels. But there is nothing so marvellous as the Wastelands: a terrain of terrible miracles that lies between Beijing and Moscow.
Nothing touches this abandoned wilderness except the Great Trans-Siberian Express, an impenetrable train built to carry cargo across continents but which now transports anyone who dares to cross the shadowy Wastelands.
On to the platform steps a curious cast of characters: a grieving woman with a borrowed name, a famous child born on the train and a disgraced naturalist, all heading for the Great Exhibition in Moscow.
But the old rules are changing, and there are whispers that the train isn't safe. As secrets begin to unravel, the passengers and crew must survive their journey through the Wastelands together - even as something uncontrollable seems to be breaking in . . .
The Fifty Rand Note and other short s...
Weeping tomato by Samantha Rumbidzai
Behind the Façade and other stories b...
Importunity by Jon Lunn
Two sensational trials in Southern Rhodesia in 1923 lay bare the evils of settler colonialism. White railwayman Iolo James defends his black domestic servant, Michael, in court against sexual assault charges laid by his wife, Doris. All three will pay a heavy price. Iolo considers himself to be a principled opponent of Empire, embarking on quixotic attempts to right its wrongs. Yet, despite good intentions, he often does much more harm than good to the people close to him. Normal relationships seem all but impossible in this deeply damaged society. Jon Lunn’s novel is a layered, deeply moving exploration of an unjust historical epoch whose legacies persist to this day.