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Kenya is breaking …
After a wave of disappearances, abductions, and brutal crackdowns on young protesters, the country is learning a terrifying truth: some governments fear their youth more than their enemies.
When Emily Kirui, an activist, dreamer, sister — is abducted and murdered, the official story arrives quickly: criminal networks, bad company, unfortunate circumstances.
Her sister doesn’t believe a word of it …
Angie Kirui is a lawyer with a military upbringing, a mind built for strategy, and grief sharp enough to split a life in half. When the justice system fails, she turns to something older and more dangerous: vengeance.
One politician falls …
Then another target emerges.
But revenge has consequences.
Inside Kenya’s intelligence system, Trevor Thiong’o is already drowning in the machinery of a government spiraling toward paranoia — foreign influence operations, covert surveillance, cyber manipulation, and a security state increasingly willing to turn its weapons inward.
As the country edges toward unrest, Angie and Trevor are pulled into a collision course neither of them sees coming.
Because some wounds don’t heal.
They radicalize.
And some nations don’t collapse all at once.
They bleed.
A razor-sharp political thriller about grief, power, corruption, and the terrifying cost of justice in a country at war with itself.
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C0nn3ct B4ck : The OJT by Gichuki Jonia (Book2)
Following the directive for on-the-job training (OJT), Richard and Anthony find themselves in Ethiopia, carrying out Operation Angel Wings. Meanwhile, the disappearance of Gebre, codename Chematstone, raises concerns for Brigadier Thuo, who urgently needs him located.
With the presence of a potential traitor within their circle of trust, will Richard and Anthony successfully accomplish their mission's end-state?
THE CONFEDERATE: A Vanessa Series Book One by Gichuki Jonia
A cyber attack into Somalian government. A penetration and a leak that threatens and could devastate East Central African regional security.
A shootout in the middle of Nairobi.
Vanessa, a girl on the run.
Inspector Letui, a counter terrorism officer who wants to find the truth.
Aisha, a Confidential Informant who has no idea the people she is spying on are far more dangerous than her day job.
The book has several Offensive Cyber Operations, written in detail never since before in a Thriller.
Don’t You Run: A Christmas cyber story by Gichuki Jonia
From the bestselling Author of C0nn3ctB4ck series and other Cyber Thrillers.
DON’T YOU RUN
A Novelette
He always watched them. They were his victims …
BROKEN HEARTS:
It's Christmas, and Paige Mwangi is still a heartbreaker. Boys at school have always loved her, but they never could get to her. She has always played the role of the spoiled, rich, beautiful girl. Then, the worst happened last year when a close friend offered her up to a gang of school boys. She changed schools and started a new life, but the worst still followed her.
THE CREEPER:
Her lure crosses paths with a dangerous serial killer and rapist. A serial Predator.
Through Paige’s father's company, her laptop and devices are hacked. This man is able to watch her remotely because that is exactly how he observes his targets before striking.
INVESTIGATIONS:
Vic is able to find out that some tools, tactics, techniques, and procedures used inside Paige’s father’s company are not just from a local African Financial Threat, but another threat actor is inside their systems and is targeting both Paige’s laptop and her father’s. The killer is much more brilliant and uses sophisticated tooling. After this killer targets Paige, the next thing left is he kidnaps her just like he did with the other girls. But he is escalating on his hunts and kills.
TIME IS RUNNING OUT:
He doesn’t keep a girl for more than three days. He will ask for some payment, which is usually a ruse because he eventually doesn’t honor it. Vic and his partners have to help the DCI reach her and rescue her, but time is running out. None of the victims survived so far. None of them returned home.
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