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Book Serialisation
The mother nodded. “I know my son. He is like his father and needs someone who can stand up to him, and you look like you do not like trouble.” Muna looked at her…
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It had taken her all ten minutes to realise that her soul had already left medical school. She literally sneaked out, on tiptoes. Then she bumped into him, literally. In…
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“Wes, I want a divorce.” Muna’s words poured out through her morning breath in a whisper. Wesonga did not hear her but she immensely enjoyed the relief of letting them…
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“Masikonde may be changing his mind. I don’t want him to change his mind,” She added quickly, like a caveat to show she had nothing to do with it. And she spoke in…
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By the time she reached him, she was weeping loudly. She fell on his chest, only stopping when Saitoti started crying loudly. “Sorry... Sorry. I just feel so bad because…
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For the two hours Terian spent in the ward, Moraa paced up and down the reception area as she talked to herself. She still could not come up with a plausible explanation…
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Shifting in the driver’s seat, he studied the new arrival. She was tall; he guessed five feet, maybe nine inches. She bordered between slim and skinny. Even scrawny, if…
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Cut off from supply lines, the fighters chewed bitter wild roots that left their mouths numb. They drank from cold streams thick with silt. Each night, their stomachs…
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In Thegio Location of Nyeri, where the resistance burned hottest, Senior Chief Waithaje met a brutal death beneath a Mukuyu tree—fifty men against one, his loyalty to…
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That evening, when he returned, their home felt different—both warmer and heavier. And in the quiet of that small room, as the winds stirred the grass outside and the…
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Kavuki earned a new name—Queen of the Village; this was because they felt she had become the model of the village. She was consulted on various issues, but the…
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Wacheera remembered the way her grandmother’s voice had dropped into something softer, heavier. “When they finally came, they were few. We welcomed them with open hands…