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LET ME CALL YOU BACK by Jackson Biko
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.
Going to buy a plot in Maaī Mahiū by ...
Going to buy a plot in Maaī Mahiū is a collection of life experiences.
It is a glorification if the mundane.
It’s a look at the details of life that we miss as we rush towards the life we think we should be living.
In spite of what status we attain in life, there is a settled comfort that comes from cleaning a glass,wiping the dinner table,
Soaking your dish cloths in Ariel so they don’t embarrass you with the smell.
And basically, that is what life is all about.
The book uses satire. Satire is a literary or rhetorical device that uses irony, sarcasm, or wit to expose and criticize the flaws, vices, or shortcomings of individuals, institutions, or society as a whole. It often employs exaggeration, parody, or ridicule to provoke thought, challenge norms, and provide social commentary.
The goal is not only to entertain but also to highlight and critique societal issues, hypocrisy, absurdities, or injustices. By using humor and clever wordplay, satire aims to provoke introspection and foster change or improvement in the subjects being satirized.
DARK RED By Tessy Nyamai
- Dark Red is a romantic thriller. A novel based on an arranged marriage of two young adults, plotted by their influential parents in search for revenge. What starts as a hateful marriage, turns out to be an admirable love story. With both of them discovering the deceitful nature of their parents, they team up against them. This novel explores various political, religious and cultural beliefs, highlighting love, vengeance, politics, friendship, family, greed, among other themes.
With Eyes Wide Closed by Erick B. Gic...
With intrigue, love, lust, fame, greed, and cruelty, ‘With Eyes Wide Closed’ Novel... The problem is that Willis wants a simple girl for a wife while Amira is out to conquer the world. They are now embroiled in a vengeful tussle. With money and influence, Amira is poised to wipe the floor with him.
Author: Erick B. Gichuru Length: 285Pages
Genre: Drama| Crime | Romance
Take The Yellow Lane by Philip Karanja
This is a story about a boy whose parent died when he was young. He was brought up by his grandmother and finally was able to proceed to secondary school, which was technical school. He was employed by Kenya Posts and Telecommunication where he worked as a technician. He also worked as an instructor for eight years. He was retrenched after which he joined Thological college. He is currently working as a preacher at a Church in Gathuthu Nyeri.
Reluctant Surrender and other poems
Imagine yourself entranced in a dance. A startling yet introspective twirl into the inner self. Confronting unpleasant realities masked as metaphors.
All while grappling to tame the fierce spirit residing in our capricious hearts. Like a soul set on fire simultaneously thawing in ice. Consumed by passion, depravity and spurts of virtue.
A collection of poems scrutinizing the nature of love, addiction and other malevolent elements that make slaves out of men. Rendering one powerless as they succumb in slow, inevitable reluctant surrender.
SIMIANS-BOOK ONE
In a world where human beings never existed, early mammals evolved into an advanced race of fur-growing Simians. Developing highly-advanced technology and a monarchical culture very similar to our own. These advances, however, came at a steep cost to the residents of this different earth. A pampered young prince on vacation from school is confronted by the very horrors that his ruling family wrought on the Planet-Kingdom of Gaea.
Thus unfolds a tale of class-warfare and splintering friendships in the face of duty, power, and legacy. All while this hierarchical society wrestles with its preconceived notions of moral responsibility, freedom and equality.
WHISPERS OF LOVE: Poems for my belove...
Whispers of Love ~Poems for my Beloved Daughter" is a heartwarming and deeply personal collection of poems written by a loving parent for their cherished daughter. Each poem captures the special bond between a parent and child, filled with heartfelt emotions, hopes, and dreams. With beautiful words and evocative imagery, this book explores the many facets of love, from the joyous moments to the challenges and growth that comes with it.
"Whispers of Love" is a touching tribute to the unconditional love that parents have for their children, and would be a heartfelt gift for anyone looking to express their love and appreciation for their own loved ones
African Quilt: Stories Of The Asian I...
AFRICAN QUILT is a collection of ten stories exploring the wide canvas of the Asian Indian experience in Kenya through the 20th century. There is a panopoly of humor, injustice, pathos, exploitation, wonderment in an age of innocence, and self-discovery in the stories.
The characters, whose lives are subtly, but often dramatically, affected by their surroundings, and the political climate in a changing country, are ordinary in their origins, but rise to personal triumph and leave a mark on society.
In an era when the Asian Indian community lived largely segregated from their Kenyan counterparts, the Asian Indian lifestyle and culture are portrayed against an African backdrop. The stories transcend linguistic and cultural differences despite being ensconced in the confines of close-knit families, and an insular community. The early stages of the colonization of Kenya, and the eventual sunset over the British Empire are sensitively portrayed.
Woman Beneath her Feet and Other Stories
This anthology is an amalgamation of contemporary and some universal well packaged in fictional narratives told by a group of Kenyan writers.
The herein are educative, entertaining, and thought- provoking, and intend to preserve the lived realities of this generation into posterity.
The compelling themes ranging from love, family, identity, and life pre- and post-pandemic among others are well thought out and are stories of young women and men grappling with ther of romantic relationships and unrequited love, sex and its outcomes , single parenthood , loss and grief, generational realities, work-life balance, religion, life choices, and the complexities of families among other riveting storylines.
I Am Listening; The Long Listed Stori...
'I Am Listening; The Long Listed Stories in, The Kendeka Prize for African Literature, 2021', is an anthology of the long listed short stories in the 2021 Kendeka Prize. It's made of 12 stories by authore from different parts of Africa. They are edited by Regina Aside and compiled by Muthoni wa Gichuru and Andrew Maina.
The Uncharted Words by MURIUKI GITONGA
Imagine poetry as a vibrant dance of words – what rhythm, what emotions come alive in your mind? 'The Uncharted Words' by Muriuki Gitonga will redefine your poetic experience. With lyrical grace and profound insight, Muriuki's poetic verses paint vivid landscapes of emotions and contemplation. His unique style weaves a tapestry of words, blending introspection with a touch of whimsy. Let these poems be your companions through the cozy evenings as you navigate the uncharted territories of faith, love, Purpose, and self-discovery.
A Short History of Desperation by Dom...
Title of Book: A short History of Desperation
Author: Dominic Walubengo
Publisher: Dominic Walubengo
Genre: Fiction
Year of Publication: 2023
Town and Country: Nairobi, Kenya
ISBN: 978-9914-49-643-7
Number of pages: 115
Illustrations: Pencil
Covers: Paperback
In this book, everyone has something that makes him or her desperate. The book offers the reader a short history of desperation. It invites the reader to think deeply about what it means to be desperate and how a person becomes desperate. Desperation is the feeling that arises when one is in a bad situation and is willing to try anything to change it. This feeling is characterized by impetuosity, recklessness, torture, and unhappiness.
Sunset in the Savannah by David Ole M...
Sunset in the Savannah is an absorbing story of the determination of one young man, Lesalon, to succeed in life no matter what. It captures his life journey from primary school to university. The book depicts the interesting interface between tradition, culture and modernity.
Set deep in the African Savannah, the book is bound to keep the reader glued and turning the pages from beginning to the end.
