The Last Villains of Molo
In a nine by nine room in Ngando slims in Nairobi, live Bone, Bomu, Bafu, Ngeta, and Rock, sinister characters in their late twenties. They are unemployed and spend their time mooching off law-abiding citizens. When Nancy, expensive and reach, newly arrived from the US enters their lives, they are all dramatically transformed.

Told against the background of the 1992 upheaval in Kenya which became infamously known as the tribal clashes, The Last Villains of Molo is a story of fastened bonds of friendship between the displaced; of destitution, desperation, revenge and love – the story of a new generation which rises above the confines of hatred and retribution and reasserts the goodness in man.

Reviews:
- The Last Villans of Molo is a highly readable and readers can connect with the lives of real people and real places" Waithaka Wahenya - The Standard "

- "When I saw this book, I immediately realised the immense potential of the author and the compelling nature of his narrative." Jimmi Makotsi of Acacia Publishers     More Reviews

Wangari Maathai: Mother of Trees
This is an enchanting story of three children who find themselves in the Land of Trees, where they meet Mama Miti (Nobel Prize Winner Wangari Maathai). Told in an entertaining way to appeal to young readers, the story is a must read for conservation enthusiasts.

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The series, Lion Books: Junior Biographies for East Africa provides children with great role models, from Mekatilili to Julius Nyerere and Kwame Nkrumah. The recent release of Wangari Maathai and Pio Gama Pinto attests to this claim.

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