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We’ve Been Here: Stories of Sel...
The King’s Bracelet: A Historic...
In 1904 colonial Kenya, the king’s bracelet holds the key to power and destiny.
When Wabala, a deposed tribal elder, loses his position at the hands of his closest friend—the king—he sets in motion an intricate plan for redemption. His unlikely ally is Father Alain Fontaine, a French missionary whose growing feelings for Wabala force him to question everything he believes. Between them stands Harold Smith, an ambitious District Commissioner determined to crush native authority.
As the king's bracelet vanishes and colonial tensions rise, these three men from different worlds find their fates intertwined through forbidden ritual, political intrigue, and dangerous desire. Traditional spiritual practices clash with Christian doctrine and British colonial rule, while love blooms in the most unexpected places.
Who will triumph when traditional power collides with colonial ambition? And what price must each man pay for following his heart?
A sweeping historical novel of power, faith, and forbidden love.
Free Bird Rising: a memoir of Adversi...
Free Bird Rising by Terry Wafula is a deeply personal and heartrending memoir, told with moving honesty and profound simplicity.
In this powerful story, Terry unveils the harsh realities of growing up in a dysfunctional, polygamous household scarred by abuse, neglect, betrayal, and dehumanizing poverty.Though Terry finds solace in her Christian faith and the support of a loving community, this foundation crumbles when she faces her worst nightmare at the tender age of 13. The devastating aftermath threatens to break her spirit, leaving her at a crossroads : to succumb to despair or fight to reclaim her life from the shadows.
Despite the darkness, Terry embarks on a journey of healing _opening her heart to the grace and resilience needed to restore her body, mind, soul and spirit.
Free Bird Rising is a story of courage, hope, and transformation. Terry's triumphant rise above a lifetime of tragedy will captivate and inspire anyone who has faced their own battles, reminding them that they too can overcome.
The Misunderstood Witch by RODGERS OD...
In a small fishing village by the shores of Lake Victoria, young Auma’s life is shaped by the traditions and spiritual beliefs of the Luo community. When a rumor surfaces, accusing her of witchcraft, Auma is cast out by her people. Will she be able to clear her name and uncover the truth, or will she be consumed by the superstitions that haunt her?
Kenya: Paradise on Earth by Dr Ashraf...
The fear of the unknown at war with the burning need to see distant shores...
In the late 1800s, one man set out across an ocean in an ancient sailing vessel, determined to seek his family's fortune in a new land. What grew from his bravery and triumph is a family saga that spans several generations and countless homelands.
Paradise on Earth is the intricately woven story of a family that left its native province of Punjab in the then British India (presently in Pakistan) for the breathtaking shores of Kenya and the beauty of its hinterlands.
A tale of faith, family, and the entrepreneurial spirit is recorded here, along with awe-inspiring descriptions of the geography, its people, its history, and what it means to survive, adapt and thrive in a new land.
Written first as a memoir for the generations that came after, this story is equal parts genealogy, history, and travelogue, sure to delight anyone who craves adventure.
The Diary Mentorship For Young Lawyer...
“The book is an excellent resource that touches on critical areas a new advocate may not even realize are important. It ought to be in every Law School and library. And though highly recommended for every lawyer, it is particularly crucial for a new advocate with the burning ambition to reach the pinnacle of the profession. This is because it advocates for mentorship as an indispensable tool, providing a metaphorical compass to
illuminate the path through the legal jungle.” - Steve Fury, trial lawyer and founder of Justice Advocacy Africa, Seattle, Washington, USA
THE SCAVENGER’S HUNT by MYA A. BLU
The miracle accident by John isaji
Intrinsic DEMONS of the 21st Century ...
Intrinsic Demons of the 21st Century is a must-read for every young person and a necessity for every parent.
While writing this book, I uncovered a shocking truth—3 out of 10 people are either directly or indirectly affected by these silent destroyers.
In the 21st century, addictions have evolved into demons—masturbation, gambling, and alcoholism are not just habits; they are arsenals designed to cripple a generation. But is there a way out?
These 138 pages hold the key—a lifeline for you or someone you care about. Are you ready to break free?
Why You Ought To Forgive Even If You ...
My Colouring Book of Rhymes, Wild Ani...
From Cheetahs cheating other cats to the huge and Hippy Hippo, Chuchu the Chura and the lion who lost his roar, My Colouring Book of Rhymes: Wild Animals is a collection of poems and rhymes on some wild and wacky things about your favourite wild animals.
The book features various animals including the Lion, Elephant, Giraffe, Chameleone and Hyena, each with a colouring page alongside each poem.
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?