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Love Marry and Kill by Zukiswa Wanner

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In Bryanston, Johannesburg, Zambian-born Owami is living her best life with her first love and their three children. In Fourways,

Imperfect Match by K Kimuyu

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At a mall in Nairobi, a housewife follows the woman her husband has been cheating with, while gripping a knife. In Kangemi, congregants worship, but something sinister is brewing behind the praise. A girl walks along Moi Avenue, with the eerie feeling of being followed by her ex-lover. At the heart of these stories is something we all seek: love. How far will we go for it before we realize we may be approaching it the wrong way, or searching for it in the wrong place? The stories in Imperfect Match are told in gripping, fast-paced prose—sometimes funny, sometimes sad—full of twists and turns. They hold up a mirror to our weaknesses, our strengths, and our resolve to keep moving forward despite it all.

Killed at Sunset by Shadrack Andibo

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Killed at Sunset is a sizzling story of Maureen, a young lawyer that rises to fight for the rights of young women in a male chauvinistic culture. Her own life is a maze of hardship, betrayal, romance and conflict showing a woman's powerful strength in fighting injustice. Will one young lawyer bring down the oppressive culture of her tribe, or will Marachi remain unbowed?

APPLE OF THE VILLAGE EYE by Jeremiah ...

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This is a riveting story of a young man whose night is suddenly riled by distant noises that, in no time, etched closer to their home in the dead of the rainy and lightning-stricken night. Keen to find out what is happening, Fela wakes up his snoring uncle and they soon venture out into the dark night to find out what is happening. They soon encounter a gang in the process of committing an abominable act. This night disturbance triggers a chain of events across the village in search of the voices that leads to a gang in the middle of committing an abominable act. It takes the young man's enviable grit to stand firmly against the range of barbs and vicissitudes of his determination in search of justice for the victim and the ensuing quest to rid the village of the miscreants.

A Ray of Hope

KShs700.00

A Ray of Hope is a play in which Nela and Ramon are the main characters can pass as a comedy even with Ramon’s 10-year jail term for corruption without the option of a fine.

The Play projects hope at 3 levels.

At community level, when through the efforts of the young generation who have broken tribal barriers and different ethnic groups embrace each other in inter-tribal marriages, i.e. Ramon and Nela.

At societal/ national/ judicial level with Ramon’s 10-year jail term signifying a breakthrough in the fight against corruption which is a societal cancer.

At a personal level when Nela embraces Henry’s friendship, following the collapse of her marriage to Ramon, the playboy, hereby initiating the healing process.

Southern Current by Dan Ngugi

KShs2,000.00
  1. In Southern Current, Tulani, born in the Aberdare, is inspired by a near-miraculous rise of a fellow village boy from being at the bottom of the class to the very top. As Tulani lays a foundation for his future dreams, a strong current constantly drifts him towards the south of East Africa. When he eventually finds himself down there, he is gripped like a piece of iron on a magnet.

A Promise She Must Fulfill- Political...

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Former soldier must do everything she can to protect her community and her country from being exploited by politicians, even if it means losing her family in the process

Hard To Assume by Edward Nguchuga

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Hard to Assume '' typifies the indomitable spirit of Karen Nduku, a young woman, born of a teacher and his student, in the wake of their one-night fling. The novel is a spellbinding work of fiction premised on post-independent Kenya. It is a storybook that is replete with many intrigues. The book portrays, in words, various characters whose mode of behavior, or ways of thought can stretch a reader's imagination to dizzying heights.The story begins in January 1964, with the first term opening in Agatha Girls High School built at the foot of Kyulu hills in Makueni, Kamba land.

Sojourner

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This is a collection of short stories book in the creative non-fiction category. It reminds that we are so different individually but similar in a collective. The things you are going through or have gone through, someone else has gone through too. We encourage each other to take the next step forward. While at it, we laugh. Laughter is the best medicine.

Blossoming Butterfly by Nyambura Nganga

KShs1,000.00
Blossoming butterfly is a collection of short stories depicting how we live life. Most times in hindsight where we understand thing now long gone. The book has a funny and satirical approach to real life stories that will leave you laughing, questioning others or yourself and simply just enjoying a book.

The Forbidden Cut by Mshenga Mwacharo

KShs1,300.00
The Forbidden Cut is a powerful story set in the village of Ujiji, where three girls confront the threat of female circumcision. Refusing to submit to this harmful practice, the girls escape to the Tumaini Centre, shedding light on the emotional and physical scars caused by female genital mutilation (FGM). This poignant story is a call for change and a beacon of hope for girls whose voices go unheard.

Horn of Terror by Mshenga Mwacharo

KShs1,300.00
This heart-pounding thriller is set in the turbulent high seas of the Horn of Africa, where secrets buried deep threaten to engulf everything. Horn of Terror follows Captain Friedrich and Somali pirate leader Yuusuf, as they navigate a world of covert dealings, clandestine cargo, and high-stakes piracy. The story explores survival, betrayal, and the relentless fight for secrets that could alter the course of nations.

The Cancer Section by Shilaho Wa Muteshi

KShs2,500.00
What would you do if a doctor in love with your husband gave you a false cancer diagnosis and made you go through devastating chemotherapy and radiotherapy, all because of hate? What if your husband stumbled upon a cure for multiple cancers only for a greedy industrialist with interests in pharmaceuticals to try and take advantage of the same, at the expense of hundreds of patients?The Cancer Section revolves around the lives of cancer patients in the congested oncology section of Kenya’s third largest referral hospital. When Dr. Sally, diagnoses Maria with ovarian cancer stage III, she is admitted in the oncology ward where she meets her histology lecturer, Professor Odindo, and campus boyfriend, Martin Luther who are suffering from cancer and have been at the ward for a long time.The death of Professor Odindo and the near death experience of her ex-boyfriend prove devastating. She is drawn to him, and starts spending more time with him to the extent of making her husband jealous.Dr. Mlachi, her husband, stumbles upon what might be a cure for cancer, but a rich Portuguese industrialist is determined with the help of Dr. Sally, to gain control of the wonder drug and sacrifice hundreds of patients at the facility and beyond. Will Miguel Angel Almeida succeed?

A CALF OF A BULL by Gatluak Jany

KShs750.00
A CALF OF A BULL tells the story of a young boy who is tussling for education, communal unity and change but he is faced with the uncompromising dogma of his culture and the growing violence of his father. Gatwec wants to go to school but his father wants him to only inspect the calves. Also, a swamp stands in his way. Will the boy drown in the swamp if he stealthily goes to school? In a culture that forbids boys from communal privileges and leadership, can Gatwec achieve the unity and change he wants yet he refuses facial scarification? His father and the clan elders ritualize him by the ancestral spirits but he goes on to join the church. He must escape his father’s fury or he dies like his sister. After escaping, will he remain a slave boy for an Arab soldier or return to his father’s violence?

Political Mask by Anthony Murigu

KShs1,000.00
Political Mask is a novel well scripted, highlighting the challenges that are faced in most of the African Political space. Mzuzu is a kingdom that suffered under the corrupt leadership of Malachi. It suffered for a while until the citizens were tired of bad leadership. It is now that a young man by the name Kwame rose to leadership. He is the one who liberated Mzuzu kingdom.

Between Us by Nyangoto Okuro

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Mr. Okello is a young, enthusiastic teacher known for his interactive, disciplined, and effective teaching style. Above all, he is a kind and caring individual. When he first entered the classroom, neither he nor his student, Shiku, expected that they would develop feelings for each other. Noticing Shiku's academic struggles, Okello eagerly offers his help. As they interact daily, they begin to open up about their emotions, goals, and dreams, finding comfort in sharing with one another. At the same time, the school principal, Mr. Mwaniki, faces serious allegations that threaten his career. To deflect attention, he manipulates the situation, using the relationship between Mr. Okello and Shiku as a diversion—and his plan works.

That Kawaida Girl by Gladwell Pendo

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That Kawaida Girl is the story of a young lady navigating the job market, securing employment, contending with a toxic work environment. After quitting her job, her life doesn't magically improve, but she learns to pick up the pieces and move on-navigating a complex love life, and appreciating friendships-despite the challenges. This book speaks to anyone who has experienced the trials of job hunting, hustling and dealing with the inevitable disappointments, all told in a hilariously relatable manner.

Slavery is (Not) a Choice

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"This Play captures the downsides of human bondage and their telling effects on psychology of the African postcolony. What Africa has become today and what it will be, the play seems to say, derives from how it makes sense of it's past"- Chimezie Chika (essayist and culture journalist)

Las mujeres de Biafra

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Durante el conflicto, que se caracterizó por graves crisis humanitarias, incluyendo hambruna y desplazamiento generalizados, las Mujeres de Biafra se convirtieron en figuras centrales en el apoyo a sus comunidades. Ellas participaron en diversas formas de activismo y apoyo, desde la organización de esfuerzos de ayuda y la atención a los heridos hasta el sostenimiento de familias y comunidades a través del trabajo agrícola y el comercio, a pesar de las duras condiciones.

How To Speak Punjabi in Brampton by O...

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Balminder Jagvir Singh is a master of life’s most complex juggling act—not with colorful balls or flaming torches, but with the delicate balance between tradition and modernity, family expectations, and personal ambition. Navigating these often conflicting worlds requires more than skill—it demands a nimble mind, a resilient spirit, and the courage to walk the fine line between who he is and who he aspires to become.