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DANGER ...The dead can't rest in peace. The living are in danger. And one man's run has begun.A MAN ON A MISSIONWhen Kennedy Paul Maina runs away from home, robbing the dead and crime becomes his life at the university where to survive he has to do what he must ... and façade is a beautiful thing.SAFETY IS NIGHTMAREHe runs from the police as a criminal, runs from assassins, and ultimately runs from himself. Worse, the vengeance-ridden leader of the criminal gang he left is after him-he wants to make Ken's life a living hell.

When Lydia Mkunde falls in love, it is hard, fast, and at first sight. She doesn't listen to the 'small voice' telling her that Jabez Kimoni is not the one. Her happily-ever-after is a nightmare, and she wishes to end the pain when the man she marries becomes someone she can't recognise. Hoping to find solace in the church, she is betrayed by those she trusts most. Her only hope is in the God she trusts, and redemption is the restoration of her happiness.

The holy trinity of life: Sex, money, and crime- Flashes of: Terrorists and their virgins, love, romance, and marriage chastised. Flashes of Vice tells life as it is in short, punchy, thrilling stories. The switch is flipped on and off before you know what is happening, leaving you wanting more and more-something you will never get.

Flashes of Vice: Vol I is a collection of flash fiction stories, the first in a series of flash stories published on Flashes of Vice, the author's blog published within one year. Flashes of Vice tells life as it is in short, punchy, thrilling stories. The switch is flipped on and off before you know what is happening, leaving you wanting more and more - something you will never get.

Shiri Golan is smart, intelligent, and successful-top media girl and owner of Golan Technologies that's hired to develop stealth software for the Kenya Defence Forces fighter jets. But she isn't as smart when she falls in love with a Catholic priest, and skeletons crawl out of her perfect man's closet, hauling betrayal, a dark past, and deadly secrets with them. Hurt, betrayed, and vengeful, Shiri finds herself caught between forgiveness and justice and fighting unknown forces. This is definitely a great read, and the suspense is simply enthralling.Verah Omwocha, Kenyan Writer

The Boy with Shoes is about life in the 1980s in Mbale, a small town in Western Kenya. Hillary Lisimba Ambani is growing up with a strict disciplinarian mother whom he calls Thatcher who beat the hell out of him for every infraction he did or did not commit.In The Boy with Shoes, Hillary tells us how it was to grow up in that era, a time that set pace for the 21st Century middleclass. When his mother bought him the first ever and only pair of shoes in the whole school, it was his bane-he was an outcast in school, and a recalcitrant at home: he wants to wear the shoes yet he doesn't; he has to, yet he doesn't.The book is a spellbinding narration of how life was growing up in the '80s, the dreams all children have of becoming anything when they grow up, and the authoritarianism that mothers had on their children.

As the world faces a plethora of turmoil from conflicts, civil war, and other calamities, causing people to flee for their lives, the homeless and vulnerable persons from Syria, Libya, Palestine and many sub-Saharan African countries seek a haven for their survival. Migrant minors separated from their immediate family members during these perilous journeys are susceptible to danger, are at risk of child trafficking, and are faced with immigration restrictions at the border of every country they run into. Thus, Italy's new legislation, The Zampa Law for 'Provision of Protection Measures', is a boon to the children fleeing for their lives without being accompanied by any family or guardian into Italy. The author analyses the gap that the new Italian Zampa Law filled, the challenges in applying the new law and other aspects of the Italian immigration system related to unaccompanied migrant minors.