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Sinners by Sarah Haluwa
Till Death Do Us Part by Diana Mosoba
In the bustling city of Nairobi, amidst the chaos of life, Tara finds herself ensnared in an all-consuming love affair with the enigmatic, good looking, and dangerous Joe. Drawn to his magnetism yet repelled by his volatility, she becomes entangled in a web of passion and fear.
As their tumultuous relationship reaches its breaking point, Tara learns deep and dark secrets that threaten to bury her alive, she faces a harrowing choice: to break free or succumb to the perilous allure of a man whose love is as intoxicating as it is destructive.
In a gripping tale of love, obsession, and survival, follow Tara's journey as she navigates the perilous depths of her own emotions and the haunting consequences of a fatal decision that changes the course of her life forever. A story of secrets, betrayal, and the ultimate act of self-preservation, "Till Death Do Us Part" explores the boundaries of love and the price one must pay for freedom.
Vumba by Hassan Mwana wa Ali
Beer Pressure by Otieno Opondo
Timon Oywelowo’s path towards a better future is paved with several landmines. As an impressionable teenager, his friends pressure him into taking his first sip of beer. He’s found out, and the ensuing punishment sears the fear of beer into his consciousness.
He focuses on his studies and joins University in Kampala, Uganda, with only one job—getting his undergraduate degree. But is it that clear-cut? Outside of the University walls lies a totally different world. It is a world of unchecked freedom. A world where beer flows freely, immorality reigns supreme, partying is a way of life, and the desire to make it by any means is what counts.
Timon finds himself at a crossroads: will he keep on the straight and narrow, or will he veer off the rails and careen down the steep slope of destruction?
Cocktail from the Savannah by Ciku Ki...
Story of Masikonde, a Maasai moran living large in the city, a ladies’ man who loves his wife, Sinta, yet can’t stay faithful. He falls in love, again, with an unlikely candidate, Terian.
Are his philanderer tendencies from cultural conditioning, or is he just an unfaithful man using culture as an excuse?
The Campus Exile by Ongoma Sakwah
Elena, a tough orphan from Mathare slums, finds herself pulled from her simple past into the chaotic swirl of the city. She is lured into the clutches of a heartless drug lord, who builds a bubble of soft life around her.
Her boyfriend Alvin must brave the dangerous underworld to rescue her. Joined by Elena's bold cousin, Doreen, Alvin confronts a perilous fight against the city's most dangerous criminals.
Will they make it out unharmed, or will the shadows of the city consume them all?
Danger, despair, euphoria, and the thrilling emotions collide within the walls of campus and the streets of Nairobi.
Eastern Butterfly by Sandra Nekh
The Eti, of little known East African monarchy Kdzigu Ety, are proud to possess a remarkable self-contained culture. They are an independent nation, developed from the split of the 18th Century Kingdom of Kidzigu Eti ―The Butterfly― to become Kdzigu Ety in the East and Mammor in the West.
A jaded old-timer American journalist, Aaron ‘Pelle’ Carter, travels to Kdzigu Ety searching for a career-defining story. The region is vibrant and alive, courtesy of the annual harvest festival and a Royal wedding. Mr. Carter relishes the idea of documenting a post-modern monarchical wedding ceremony though his true interests lie in the Butterfly’s aging patriarchal sovereigns ―Ikha Saram of Kdzigu Ety and Aba Naifa of Mammor, and their heirs, the Eastern Princess ―the Sifakh Lateiya Saram― and the Western Prince ―the Bukizo Kasim Naifa.
Beyond the Butterfly’s brilliance in propelling the African narrative, there lay secrets, and deviations that could change the fate of the whole region.
A Slice of Darkness for Breakfast ...
This anthology features some of Kenya’s freshest writing talents. It is a collection of stories that explore the dark corners of the human mind.
Some of the stories find something in those dark corners, grab it and drag it out as it thrashes like fish on a hook.
Others find something unfathomable lurking in the dark and come out screaming. Yet some tales shine the light on the dark crevices and what we behold knocks us back or takes our breath away.
Whichever way you slice it, these stories will have a lasting impact on you, er, your breakfast.
Guilty: A Novel by Joan Thatiah
Raised in a small village in Eastern Kenya, Judith is determined to escape her tumultuous childhood. At 29, the firstborn daughter of a retired cotton refinery worker in Mbeere joins the ranks of the Nairobi City office executives and imagines she has succeeded in her mission.
When she returns to the village for her mother's funeral and meets a mysterious stranger, she is completely taken by him. But Jeffari is a man on a mission. She is his mark, too trying to smash the glass ceiling to notice him leading her to the core of East Africa's largest terrorism network.
Old Money by Charles Chanchori
Rita, the ambitious matriarch of the Mugambi empire, is an overbearing mother to her sons Zain and Bahati. She runs her family as she runs her businesses - with an iron fist - and swiftly and mercilessly deals with any sign of rebellion. Are the boys willing to sacrifice their fortunes and status for the sake of freedom and a chance to reinvent themselves?
Set in the dynamic city of Nairobi, "Old Money" juxtaposes the lives of those privileged to be sitting in the lap of luxury with the lives of those eking out a living. The author draws us into a deeply riveting journey of transformation which explores corruption, exploitation, family relationships and blind ambition.
Wana Wa Magere Comic book chapter 1 b...
When youth start disappearing in town, descendants of the great Luanda Magere, Neema and Jawar begin to investigate the matter when asked by their grandmother, who's friend's grandson has gone missing. On their journey to uncover the cause of the disappearance they discover that they must use an ancient lost artefact in order to find a solution to the evil that has befallen their community
The Last Pillar of Ramogi- a novella ...
Hello Mother by Charles Chanchori
Broken Rhythm by Imani Wambui, Debrah...
The Midnight Sun by J.B. Omukangala
The whorehouse by Njoki Kamande
When you go to bed, the whorehouse wakes up; when you rise in the morning, the whorehouse goes to bed. The gentleman of the whorehouse have no place that they want to go home to; and the ladies of the whorehouse call it home, at least for now. But what happens when the events of the night are exposed to the light of the day?
Son of Akanga- Arikana Book 1 by Wilf...
In the shadowed lands of Arikana, where ancient gods clash with dark sorcery, a kingdom's fate teeters on the edge...
When the Welsh—ruthless conquerors with a thirst for domination—march toward the Seven Kingdoms, whispers of a new power awaken.
In Akanga, a chief encounters a reaper, an ominous envoy of a sorceress from Kush, the kingdom ruled by King Harem.
Fearless yet desperate, Akanga's realm faces a threat like never before. With his own throne at risk, Shifu commands his two sons to rescue his daughter and vanquish the sorceress—an act that could spell salvation or utter ruin.
In Son of Akanga, the first thrilling installment in the Arikana trilogy, the bonds of family, loyalty, and destiny are tested in a realm where gods and conquerors battle for supremacy.
For lovers of epic fantasy and African folklore, this tale of dark enchantments and shifting power is a journey into a world as lush and complex as the African continent itself. Will Shifu’s sons defy fate, or will they be forever ensnared in the sorceress's web?
Embrace the magic, heed the call of the Seven Kingdoms, and witness the beginning of an unforgettable legend.