QUICK DELIVERY
Swift dispatch
4-K Clubs Magazine-Issue 07
KShs500.00 KShs450.00
The Degree Of Making A Millionaire
KShs500.00 KShs350.00
Eyes of the Storm by Abdullahi Mohamud Ahmed
KShs700.00
Nuria Ranking: #5 in Thriller / SuspenseIn stock
How do you survive a storm when the wind is tearing your own family apart?
At just eight years old, Meimuna’s world is shattered when her mother sends her away to live with her married stepsister.
What should have been a protective family reunion quickly degenerates into a bitter, toxic fallout—severely fracturing a bond meant to last a lifetime.
Escaping one fire only to step into another, seventeen-year-old Meimuna enters an arranged marriage, hoping for peace. Instead, she inherits her ultimate test: a stubbornly defiant stepdaughter who views her as an enemy, and a vicious circle of hostile in-laws determined to see her fail.
As the years roll on, the storms only grow fiercer. Between her son’s sudden, devastating illness and her own grueling battle with a life-threatening diabetic condition, Meimuna is pushed to her absolute physical and emotional limits.
When the baton of suffering threatens to pass down to her children, she must make a choice. Will she break under the weight of her trials, or find the fundamental principles needed to conquer the cruelest enemies living within her own home?
Set against a backdrop of ultimate resilience, sacrifice, and survival,
Eyes of the Storm is a gripping, deeply emotional contemporary Kenyan drama about the heavy price of family loyalty.
Shipping
Reviews (1)
1 review for Eyes of the Storm by Abdullahi Mohamud Ahmed
Clear filters
Vendor Info
Vendor Information
- Store Name: Mwandishi Abdullahi
- Vendor: Abdullahi Mohamud Ahmed
- No ratings found yet!
More Products
No product has been found!
Related products
Dream of Africa: Chaos Before Order by Mukii Gachugu
This fiction thriller poses the questions, ‘What if Africa were one nation, one economy, had one armed force, how great would it be? Fungai sets out to achieve this dream. With a powerful enemy after him, will he survive to see his dream come true? The story is rooted in the dark history of Africa, the myths of its ancestors, the prevailing chaos and the undying aspirations of the African people for a better future.
3"00 pages of Wakanda on steroids, raw adult lingo and plots that require serious concentration and a brilliant imagination gone crazy.” A review by a friend.
NDANI: Amani’s Journey God Is With Me • Mungu Yuko Nami (Copy)
NDANI: Amani’s Journey – God Is With Me • Mungu Yuko Nami is a culturally rooted children’s colouring book that gently supports emotional awareness, faith, and inner healing.
Through Amani’s story, children explore feelings like fear, loneliness, anger, and self-doubt while learning that they are loved, seen, and never alone.
Grounded in therapeutic approaches such as mindfulness, art therapy, and emotional regulation, the book offers the following:
- hand-drawn coloring pages
- simple storytelling and reflections
- Bible verses and Swahili affirmations
- calming, child-friendly prompts
Set in familiar Kenyan environments, NDANI creates a safe and relatable space where children can pause, express themselves, and connect inwardly.
Recommended for ages 5–12, and suitable for home, school, church, and therapeutic settings.
Created by Remina Nduta, a therapist in training, NDANI is a gentle companion for children navigating big feelings, reminding them that
Mungu yuko nawe. God is with you. Always.
A Thriller Story by Mutendei Writes
Two detectives are caught in a deadly game of cat and mouse, chasing two serial killers who have paralyzed society by leaving behind a trail of victims, whose identity and targeting cause the detectives to reevaluate the merits of ensuring the killers face the law, or abandon the principles of their training and let the killers continue delivering thier extra-judicial justice, in the same fashion that their victims have had no problem condemning citizens to, as long as the shoe was on the other foot.
The Awakening of Ebukani: The 55th state of Alkebulan – A novel by Peter Osogo
What if everything you thought you knew about power, wealth, and freedom was only part of the story?
In a fictional African nation on the brink of transformation, The Awakening of Ebukani follows the journey of young leaders who dare to question the systems shaping their world; and choose to change them.
This is not just a story. It is an awakening.
Why readers can’t put this book down
✔️ It rewires how you see power
Move beyond politics as elections and titles. Discover the deeper systems that truly shape nations, and your place within them.
✔️ It transforms how you think about money and wealth
Challenge conventional ideas of success and uncover what real economic independence means for individuals and nations.
✔️ It builds a new kind of leadership mindset
Through the journeys of Dumi and Nerima, experience leadership as it truly is; difficult, demanding, and deeply purposeful.
✔️ It exposes hidden systems without preaching
See how influence, control, and narratives operate in the real world; through a gripping story, not a lecture.
✔️ It strengthens identity with clarity; not blind belief
Engage with Africa’s past, present, and future in a way that is thoughtful, honest, and empowering.
✔️ It challenges your assumptions
Prepare to question everything; from education to governance to the unseen forces shaping society.
A story that stays with you
Set in the rising nation of Ebukani, this powerful novel blends storytelling, philosophy, and political insight into a page-turning experience that is both entertaining and deeply thought-provoking.
By the final page, you won’t just have followed a story, you will see the world differently.
Perfect for readers who enjoy:
• African literature and political fiction
• Stories about leadership, power, and transformation
• Thought-provoking novels with real-world relevance
• Books that challenge conventional thinking
📘 Book Details
• Trim Size: 6 x 9 inches
• Length: 277 pages
• Format: Ideal for students, general readers, and intellectual audiences
This is more than a novel. It’s a shift in perspective.
If you’re ready to think differently, question deeply, and see clearly—
The Awakening of Ebukani is your next read.
Rent Ready: The Interior Design E-Book for Vacation Rental Hosts — Proven Strategies for Higher Nightly Rates, Fewer Maintenance Costs, and Consistent 5-Star Reviews
Your Airbnb is competing in a market that grew 147% last year. Is your property ready?
Rent Ready is the practical interior design blueprint for vacation rental hosts across Kenya and East Africa — showing you exactly where to spend, what to upgrade, and how to design a property that commands premium nightly rates and consistent 5-star reviews.
From furnished apartments in Kilimani to beach houses in Diani — the strategies in this book work for your market, your property, and your guests.
Includes 4 free editable host templates. Here :rent-ready.kit.com/vacation-rental-operations-manual
Stop guessing. Start earning.
How To Write About Africa by Binyavanga Wainaina
A trailblazing collection of writing from Binyavanga Wainaina's extraordinary life
'In your text, treat Africa as if it were one country. It is hot and dusty with rolling grasslands and huge herds of animals and tall, thin people who are starving. Or it is hot and steamy with very short people who eat primates. Don't get bogged down with precise descriptions.'
Binyavanga Wainaina was a seminal author and activist, remembered as one of the greatest chroniclers of contemporary African life. After his death in 2019, this ground-breaking collection brings together his pioneering writing on the African continent for the first time.
A rule-breaker full of wry satire and piercing wisdom, this collection includes many of Binyavanga's most critically acclaimed pieces, including the viral satirical sensation How to Write About Africa. Writing fearlessly across a range of topics - from politics to international aid, cultural heritage and redefining sexuality, this is a remarkable illustration of a writer at the height of his power.
No Saints by Sandra Nekh
Set in a political, often dogmatic and highly polarised Nairobi, a city teeming with the ungainly, this account tells a version of the truth. The story involves a cult, a powerful gang set to institute a new world order, an unscrupulous political class, a twisted policing force, and two unlikely souls, tangled in tragedy.
St. Clair, a high-class courtesan and long-forgotten legacy cult spawn, and Vincent, a failed prodigy working as a debt collector, are doomed to confront their pursuers in their desperate flight against the hounds of fate.
Their pursuit of truth and freedom-bordering on insanity-will lead them on a thrilling chase against time into the darkest corners of the city and the depths of the human soul.
A Shepherd Among Nations: H.E. Archbishop Bert Van Megen Apostolic Nuncio by Dr. Alex Oketch
A Shepherd Among Nations is a compelling chronicle of faith, diplomacy, and servant leadership, documenting the remarkable ministry of Archbishop Hubertus (Bert) van Megen.
The book traces his distinguished service as Apostolic Nuncio to Kenya and South Sudan (2019–2026) and his subsequent appointment as Apostolic Nuncio to the Federal Republic of Germany in 2026.
It highlights his unwavering commitment to peace, justice, pastoral care, and the Holy See’s diplomatic mission, presenting a legacy that transcends national borders and continues to inspire the Church and the international community.
Abdullahi Mohamud Ahmed –
Eyes of the Storm is a tapestry of trials and tribulations. At just eight years old, Meimuna is sent by her mother to live with her married stepsister. What was expected to be a joyful reunion turns into a bitter fallout, severely damaging a relationship meant to last for eternity.
However, fate separates them before they can go for each other’s throats. At the age of seventeen, the young girl gets her own husband, and this is where she meets her real test of time.
She has to deal with a young, stubborn stepdaughter who believes Meimuna is her enemy. Yet, Meimuna never argues with a version of her younger self; instead, she treats her stepdaughter like a jewel that must be protected, even when its sharpness is uncomfortable to bear.
In her quest for understanding, peace, and mercy, she must deal with evil in-laws, her son’s battle with illness, and a diabetic condition that threatens to shatter her life.
The baton of suffering is passed to her children and grandchildren in what appears to be a war for peace and stability in every character’s life.Will she survive the darkest storms of her life? Grab your copy to understand her fundamental principles in dealing with the cruelest enemy living within her life.