Shaka Zulu: The Storm Beneath the Spear
A gripping historical thriller chronicling the meteoric rise and tragic fall of Shaka Zulu, the brilliant and ruthless warrior-king who forged an empire from the ashes of exile. The Storm Beneath the Spear brings to life one of Africa’s most legendary rulers like never before.

Gor Mahia: Sorcerer of the Lake is a mythic action-thriller set in 18th–19th century East Africa, reimagining the legendary Luo hero Gor Mahia as a lone-wolf warrior-sorcerer caught in a deadly spiral of prophecy, betrayal, and looming colonial invasion. Rooted in rich Luo folklore, the story blends gritty suspense, mystical warfare, and ancestral magic as Gor battles internal rivals, shape-shifting foes, and foreign powers using cunning, spirit-conjuring, and sharp steel. With sharp dialogue, high stakes, and an ever-present spiritual undertone, this is a fast-paced epic where myth meets muscle—and one man’s fight becomes his people’s fate.

This is a vivid, long-form historical narrative about Nabongo Mumia, the legendary king of the Wanga Kingdom in Western Kenya. Written in the humorous, conversational style of Biko Zulu, the story traces Mumia’s journey from a baby abandoned on a rubbish heap (to ward off evil spirits) to becoming one of the most powerful African rulers of his time.

It follows his early life, unexpected rise to kingship, and strategic leadership, including his alliances with Arab-Swahili traders and later the British colonialists, who made him Paramount Chief over much of Western Kenya. The story explores his cultural impact, his complex role in colonial administration, and the bittersweet fall from power as the British sidelined him.

Mumia’s life is told with humor, rich cultural detail, and historical depth, showing how he became a symbol of both wise leadership and the compromises of colonial entanglement. His legacy lives on in the town of Mumias, his many descendants, and the memory of the Wanga people.

A poetic retelling of Mũmbi’s story — the revered mother of the Gĩkũyũ people — tracing her mythic origins, her role in shaping a nation, and the enduring legacy of Nyũmba ya Mũmbi.

Journey into the heart of Kikuyu mythology with the story of Mũmbi — matriarch, culture-shaper, and mother of a people. In this powerful oral narrative, we explore the origins of the Gĩkũyũ community, sacred traditions, and the enduring legacy of Nyũmba ya Mũmbi. Perfect for lovers of African history, folklore, and storytelling.

Luanda Magere: The Rock That Bled tells the epic tale of a legendary Luo warrior whose body was made of stone and whose strength made him invincible—until love and betrayal revealed the secret hidden in his shadow. Set in the heart of pre-colonial East Africa, this story blends myth, culture, and tragedy into a powerful reminder that even the strongest heroes have a breaking point.