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Returning Without Apology: A Woman’s ...
In "Returning Without Apology: A Woman’s Journey of Faith, Identity, and Return to African Ancestral Consciousness," the author takes us on a deeply personal trek. She navigates the complex intersection of Western-influenced faith and the profound, often silenced, call of African ancestral wisdom. It’s a story for anyone who has ever felt: A disconnect between their spiritual practice and their heritage. The urge to decolonize their mind and heart. The courage to stand in their truth; without apology.
Saved But Still Hurting by Kelvin Odek
If I had to pin it down to one moment, it was seeing someone in worship with their hands lifted high, but knowing that deep down they were breaking. It’s that person who knows all the right songs and says all the right things on Sunday, but goes home to a house full of anxiety and silent battles. That disconnect, the gap between the public "praise" and the private "pain," is exactly why Saved, But Still Hurting exists.
Success As A Choice by KELVIN LILLAN ...
What separates successful students from those who drift through life without direction?
In Success as a Choice, educator and mentor Kelvin Lillan delivers a practical, honest, and deeply relatable guide for young people navigating academics, discipline, peer pressure, motivation, sexuality, purpose, and the growing distractions of modern life.
Drawing from years of experience working directly with students as a teacher, dean, and principal, the book tackles real issues affecting today’s generation, including drugs, betting, pornography, toxic friendships, poor time management, low self-belief, and the struggle to stay focused in a distracted world.
Rather than offering empty motivation, Success as a Choice challenges readers to develop the mindset, discipline, resilience, and personal responsibility required for meaningful success.
Ideal for:
a) High school students
b) University students
c) Guidance & counselling departments
d) Mentorship programs
e) Parents and educators
This is a practical roadmap for students determined to take ownership of their future.
ZIONS CHILDREN by Mutendei Writes
Zions Children is an African family drama that highlights the crisis of gender roles in land ownership that precipitated the adoption of the land inheritance law allowing women to inherit land, centering the fragility of economic systems among the Kenyan/African modern nuclear family, where the surviving wife and children of the Mwela family find themselves victims of weaponized culture by their predatory inlaw.
The family struggles for survival against the backdrop of rural vs urban identity politics. Land has been such a contentious issue for Africans and the Carribean Diaspora. Given the contentious cardinal sin of land theft during colonial times, its self defeating that land theft happens among African and black diaspora communities, perpetrated by their own.
Zion's Children explores the rural-urban dissasociative cultural rift among African amd Black diaspora communities through the generational trauma that impacts the children of the Mwela family when culture is used as a weapon in land theft, the pitfalls that befall them, and the lengths that they and their friends must go to, to right wrongs and reclaim what is theirs.
BIGOAH: A CHILD IN A HOLE by Tut Kuan...
Bigoah, a child clothed in vulnerable hope, and forced to mature overnight in the crucible of despair, is the epitomization of such conflict. When those close to her repeatedly abuse the reserves of trust she has bestowed on them, instinctively a monster threatens to burst out of her otherwise innocent being. Her trust—turned into fury—is not something anyone is prepared to deal with.
Becoming What You Could Be by Hillary...
📘 Becoming What You Could Be by Hillary Thomas Wandera
A powerful and practical guide to personal growth, leadership, purpose, and overcoming fear, self-doubt, and limiting beliefs. Rooted in African wisdom and real-life experiences, this book helps readers unlock their potential, build meaningful lives, and become the best version of themselves.
Available now at Nuria Stores.
COWARDS DIE SMILING by Ongoma Sakwah
Nairobi's most powerful lawyer is found dead in Karura Forest, and DCI detective Ssereya is handed the case. The deeper she digs, the clearer it becomes: Nairobi has men who decide how investigations begin, how they end, and who the law should protect. They will do whatever it takes to ensure the truth stays buried and lies believable.
As she closes in, Ssereya becomes the one thing these men fear most: a stubborn investigator who refuses to be controlled. Soon, she is the most hunted woman in Nairobi. To survive, she must go rogue and stand against the very system built to shield the men she was employed to send to prison.
Ssereya has learned that in Nairobi, the brave live short, painful lives. Cowards survive long enough to tell the story. She must be brave and survive long enough to tell the story.
30 Money Beliefs That Limit You: Thin...
This book deals with with the most important thing in wealth creation - mindset. It speaks into 30 common money beliefs that influence how people manage personal finances, how they cause them to stagnate financially and what to do to have the right beliefs/mindset. The language is simple and the chapters are short - to make your reading easy and fun.
Unmasked: Essays on African Ecologica...
For a century, conservation science dismissed Africa’s indigenous ecological knowledge as folklore and paid a measurable ecological price for doing so. Unasked makes the reckoning impossible to avoid. Across eleven wide-ranging essays, Mshenga Mwacharo moves from the sacred groves of Limpopo to the coral reefs of the Western Indian Ocean, building an urgent case that Africa’s richest conservation knowledge was never irrelevant. It was simply never sought.
REFLECTOR ENVIRONMENTAL ACTIVITIES FO...
Reflector Environmental Activities for Lower Primary introduces learners in Grades 1, 2, and 3 to the importance of understanding and caring for their environment through practical and learner-centered activities.
Whether used at home or in school, the book also provides end-of-year summative assessments for Grades 1 and 2 to evaluate learners’ understanding of key environmental concepts and competencies. In addition, the book exposes learners to KNEC CBC-aligned past papers for Grade 3 to strengthen assessment preparedness and support mastery of environmental activities content.
Diary of a Legal Practitioner: Employ...
Diary of a Legal Practitioner: Employment and Labour Law (Volume I ) explores the realities of the modern workplace, where law, power, fairness, and human dignity constantly intersect. Through practical legal experiences and compelling storytelling, Stanley K. Manduku examines workplace disputes, disciplinary processes, redundancy, restructuring, and the difficult choices employees and employers face in today’s labour environment.
The book offers valuable insight into Employment and Labour Relations Law in Kenya, emphasizing integrity, justice, accountability, and the protection of workers’ rights within professional spaces.
To pre-order, simply send the words “BOOKS ORDER” via WhatsApp Business to +254 718 388718. Limited early-access copies and launch offers will be available.
Diary of a Legal Practitioner – Land ...
- Diary of a Legal Practitioner – Land and Conveyancing Law (Volume II) explores the deeper realities of land ownership, conveyancing, and property disputes within the Kenyan legal system. The book presents land not merely as property, but as a source of identity, memory, survival, and justice. Drawing from decades of legal practice in land law, real estate transactions, and property litigation, the author examines issues surrounding title deeds, boundary disputes, fraud, customary tenure, succession, adverse possession, and compulsory acquisition. Through narrative legal storytelling and practical courtroom insight, the book reveals the tension between paper ownership and lived realities on the ground. The work highlights the importance of due process, fairness, and protection of vulnerable communities while emphasizing that land law must serve justice beyond technical documentation. It is an insightful resource for legal practitioners, students, policymakers, investors, and readers interested in understanding the human and legal dimensions of land ownership in Kenya. To pre-order, simply send the words “BOOKS ORDER” via WhatsApp Business to +254 718 388718. Limited early-access copies and launch offers will be available.
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Diary of a Legal Practitioner – Succe...
Diary of a Legal Practitioner – Succession Law (Volume I) offers a thoughtful and practical exploration of succession law and inheritance disputes within the Kenyan legal system. The book examines the transfer of property from the deceased to the living, highlighting the emotional, social, and legal complexities that often arise in matters of inheritance.
Drawing from years of legal practice in probate, estate administration, contested wills, dependency claims, fiduciary accountability, and succession disputes, the book presents real human experiences behind inheritance conflicts. It explores themes such as family tension, grief, entitlement, exclusion of heirs, delayed administration, and the protection of widows, children, and dependants.
Through narrative legal storytelling and courtroom insight, the book demonstrates that succession law is not only about property distribution, but also about dignity, justice, legacy, and responsible exercise of legal power. It provides valuable insight for legal practitioners, students, policymakers, and readers interested in understanding the deeper human realities behind inheritance and estate disputes.
To pre-order, simply send the words “BOOKS ORDER” via WhatsApp Business to +254 718 388718. Limited early-access copies and launch offers will be available.
FORBIDDEN LOVE: A SAGA OF THE SEA, OF...
“A heart cannot be commanded. Not even by the sea.”
FORBIDDEN LOVE is a sweeping multigenerational romantic fantasy about a jinn princess, a human man, and the generations of longing, sacrifice, and defiance their forbidden bond leaves behind. Set between the vibrant shores of Zanzibar and a hidden kingdom beneath the waves, this epic saga is perfect for readers who crave deep magic, star-crossed romance, and emotionally powerful storytelling that lingers long after the final page.
THE RETURN TO EDEN by Kilundo Mutei
THE RETURN TO EDEN is a trumpet in this hour — a summons from the Spirit of God to a generation that has forgotten its beginning. It is not merely a book, but a call to awaken, to rise, and to return.
In these pages, the hidden counsel of the Ancient of Days is revealed: the mystery of man’s first estate, the fall that veiled it, and the path of restoration that now opens before us. Eden was never lost — it was concealed, waiting for those with ears to hear and eyes to see.
This is not knowledge for the mind alone, but fire for the heart. It is a message that pierces through confusion, tears down illusions, and calls you back to the place of communion, freedom, and dominion — the place where God walks with His own.
To those who hunger for truth, to those who thirst for the living waters, to those whose spirits cry out for home — The Return to Eden is your prophetic signpost. The gates are open. The voice is calling.
Will you return?