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A Small-Town Girl by Diana Anyango
Lucy Akinyi returns home to lick her wounds after a bad breakup and finds purpose in advocating for children’s rights. But the hurt has left her slow to trust and almost numb to love.
Adams Okal goes into the heart of Kachieng’ to set up his dream ranch and have some peace, away from deception, war, death and despair. But without the army, he feels like a blind man groping in the dark and starts to feel lonely without his family until he meets Lucy.
Their physical attraction makes him want her. Yet, Adams can’t settle for a brief liaison. Lucy pulls his heartstrings like no other. However, she is resistant to getting entangled with a man in uniform. Are they strong enough to demolish all the barriers and discover love on the other side?
A Place Called Happiness by Diana Any...
Abandoned in an orphanage as a child, Geraldine Aketch's scars are deep and still hurting. When the architect of her pain, her mother, crawls back seeking forgiveness, Geraldine is not ready to let her into her life and leaves home.
Brandon Odhiambo is a broken man. His wife ran off with his best friend and he must stay strong to take care of his daughter. Love is the last thing on his mind. Until he meets Geraldine.
Desire so strong brews between them. But their past lives intrude, and love is put to the test. Can they find a place called happiness, together?
Nila: Princess of Sheba by Mukami Ngari
Love. Sacrifice. Betrayal.
As the first-born daughter of the grand emperor of Sheba, Nila knows of her father's ambitions to conquer the empires of the highlands. She does not share in his dream but she will do anything he asks to protect her sisters, including betray her true love, Prince Seni of Kitara.
Disgraced, Seni plots to take his empire back, and get his revenge on Nila. With so much at stake, the only option is to win.
There is going to be a war in the highlands, and Nila and Seni will face each other in their darkest forms. This might be the end for both, unless the fiery passion between them consumes them first.