My Married Mate by DeeTomer

I tried, I really tried by I couldn't go past chapter ten. The story is too wordy as the writer explains one consept in over a hundred words.

I kept skipping paragraphs and sometimes enitre pages looking for the next concept. The story itself has an amazing start, and I presume so is the rest of the story.

However, the engagement is below stellar and I couldn't perservere the torture. I will keep pushing through, however, since I really want to see what happens. 

For the story, I will walk bearfoot on coal, jumping all over the place, for about a year or two. But eventually, I will have a rough  draft of what he story could possibly be about. I'll also probably skip to the end.

In the house of secrets by Amelie Rhys

First, the tittle does not go with the story, at all. I expected to uncover some bones behind those walls, only to find none.

Secondly, the story is amazing, it ignotes that flame of redemption in your soul and makes you feel like you deserve more than what you get.

The character spent her life thinking she wasn't enough and deserved the bare minimum, which has plagued the best of us sometime in life. 

I felt inspired.

Wulfrun by Meaghan Mcissac

I love wolf stories, but this one hurt me. It broke my resolve and made me weep for the wolf prince. 

Before I pour out my heartbreak, you need to know that Meaghan gave Wulfrun a terrific setting. The plot is well though through and the characters are nothing less than vivid. 

I believe when she sat down before her computer, she really wanted to write something no one has before. It's bold, I would have loved it.

However, the main character isn't quite the main character. It was clear that Wulfrun's main character was to be the Wolf prince's muse, but alas it was the sister. She wasn't suited for the role.

The pain comes here. The wolf prince. It wasn't his fault that he was cursed. And clearly, there was a way to save him. The story did not sooth my aching heart.

In fact, Wulfrun ended tragically, and may I say, an avoidable tragic. Why couldn't you just let the prince reunite with his long lost love and rule the forest together? 

I will never heal from this.

The confession of a dead woman: I killed my boyfriend.



For those who attended Egerton University you know quite well of the university Bcom student who disappeared on May 20, 2017. And you also know that his where abouts still haven't been confirmed since then. 

There have been speculation that he went back to his rural home where he married a primary school dropout and pursued chicken selling. A lucrative business that has earn him quite a fortune. You heard that he had the brains and run the business quite well, and his wife sells mboga. And together they could make the next Ruto and Rachel.

Well, guess what, I made up that Story. This is because the prick did something to me, of which I don't remember what it was as of now, but I very much did not appreciate it. He tried to play it off like it was no big deal and that got my blood boiling.

So when he was still busy explaining himself and how everything wasn't a big deal and that all we had to do was move out of our current room at that time, I clung his head. 

I felt elated as the jembe stick connected with his head. I had been holding in a lot of pent-up anger and when the opportunity for retribution presented itself, it was too hard to resist. He never deserved it - but no one should ever make me feel disrespected or powerless.
The sound of the stick cracking against his skull filled the room and I almost couldn't believe that this act could bring me such pleasure. As he tumbled in shock, I felt smug satisfaction wash over me like a wave. With each satisfying hit and crackle, more strength returned to my arms until they were brimming with power once again – this time without having to rely on someone else's permission or control.I don't if you've killed someone before, probably not, but there is this bubbly feeling you get in your chest that makes you feel like laughing hysterically.

Adrenaline surged through me as I delivered what must have seemed like an endless stream of blows directed towards him so that even if he tried all his might, there would be no escape or reprieve from my fury! In some weird way, hitting him gave be back not only my sense of justice but also brought about a strange kind of catharsis like telling myself “you are worthy enough” . Despite evoking fear from others around us by acting hours outside civil decorum ,there sure is something fun about commanding respect through terror--and being able to deny any apology later!

Of course it was a momentary stupid panic that resulted in a big mess. When I hit him out of rage I wanted him dead, but not dead dead, like in a serious way. hah! But hey, what's done is done.

Funny, I never even was in love with his dumb ass, I just loved the idea of him. He saught after me and it was cute. He became obsessed and I got addicted to his obsession. He fed my emotions, and I liked it.

Now, herre I was, a dead boy in my room, but this girl wasn't scared by some meesly dead bod. So the that night I saught the campus goons who mostly resided around Gate or Njokerio. Gave them a meesly 2k and asked them to bury the body behind the apartment at night. See there was a garden behind the residential areas around gate where some of my friends had even planted a hemp plant. Not intentionally of course.

I could feel the cold wind cutting through my body on this dark night. The grass barely rustles beneath me as I dropped to a crouching position in front of the gravel. Moonlight casts eerie shadows across my face and seems to reflect off of something hidden deep below the ground: his lifeless eyes, never seen again.

A grave that no one will ever find him in, so far away from any living soul except myself. With each shove forward with the shovel, heavy dirt pushes itself against the goon's arms and hands until they were waist-deep into the mound. They say revenge is sweet but nothing compares to watching as every inch filled up with fresh soil senses like justice served at its best level. But we all know, I'm just sadistic.

The last few handfuls make their way down onto his corpse making sure it's sealed away properly even tight enough as if he were still alive restrained underground forevermore. Breathless excitement sweeps over me; delight becomes joy for having tucked away a person without anyone finding out what happened here tonight besides me, sublime...at least that's how it seemed! And then silence falls upon us like time had come still forcing all movement ceded regardless despite life’s insistence.. Needless, there after is deathly quiet & forbidding darkness overtaking. In turn killing whatever remained inside, not really, I felt nothing of that sought. 
Now, 7 years down the line, I've killed three more people who've crossed me, tortured a few, and fucked many. All for the pleasure of having the power. When you are an orphan and a single mother, no one ever thinks you are capable, that's my armour. 

It allowed me to operate without any suspicion. An orphan has few, if any family members around that can summon questions related to their past or present activities. A single mother often needs to spend more time away from home, which gives the perfect opportunity for carrying out criminal activity in secrecy. By also likely having financial struggles due to her status coupled with limited access to resources leaves room for varied “employments” that may not be closely monitored by authorities. 

Though this statement should not make light of crime itself – being both marginalized and underestimated can offer disguise while plotting daring acts like organized hit orders against those who wronged me or those whom. The dynamic combination of emotional detachment and social exclusion makes orphans and single mothers unlikely suspects when looking into involvement in murder cases; making us the prime candidates as professional killers no one will suspect.

Review: Eventually yours by ANHorton


What would you do if your mother was only interested in marrying off you and your sisters before you all grew any bit older? What would you do if you were much prettier than your older sister and now everyone sits back waiting for you?
Ella Harrington is in this situation, and boy was the story pure squeezed fresh juice. 

This story also strongly highlights that when a man wants you in his life, he will stop at nothing to do so. We are taken through a journey of a powerful man running away from his own demons. He visits with his friend and ends up lodging at Ella's estate. He only wanted destruction and somewhere to lay low, but he found his purpose and his future.

I couldn't put down this book when I started reading. It is rich in culture and modernized to show that we can all evolve. For instance, Ella can only marry for love, but traditionally, families intermarried for wealth and status. She, however, finds love before her sister but holds off until her sister finds a husband.

She also doesn't just intend for her sister to find just a husband. She encourages her to talk to a quiet man who is too scared to approach her. They were both attracted to one another but were too timid. Her sister, who is actually quite unbearable and jealousy stricken, softens up and marries for love instead of seeking a powerful man as she had wanted from the start.

There is also a heartbreaking conflict where the two sisters almost have a misunderstanding over one particular powerful man, but everything is also quickly resolved. 

This is just but a brush of the book. The theme of conflict runs throughout the article like a stream. There are other characters I haven't mentioned who help spice up the story. It is remarkable to have a story with many characters and themes, all flowing hand in hand and having a happy ending like we all want.

ANHorton also brought in a character to represent Women's Empowerment. A seamstress with unbelievable sewing techniques, and her model, Ella. And together, they wow the prince and the entire town, and business had never looked good. And to top the cake with icing, she too finds forbidden love.

There is also heartbreak and attempted murder. It's juicy, I say. You simply must read.


Review: Hired to Love by Jordan Lynde


Sounds like fun, right? 

That’s because it is. 

The first thing that drew my attention was of course the cover and the name. a good book should always have a catchy titled and a memorable cover. there are books I have cast aside because the cover wasn't that eye-catching to me. the title did not draw me in like i'm praying either. And there are some I've read-only because of the tittle. 

Cliché but with the right conflict. This is a story about, as you already know, a boy who is on the verge of losing his inheritance because of his promiscuous ways, at least that’s what his mother thinks. Contrary to the truth. 

And a girl who needs money but is too proud to have it handed to her. I must say, I was impressed by her sternness. But, she’s not stupid, she knows the money will help. Realistic, right? I mean, you would take the money too if your brother was in jail, falsely accused of a crime he did not commit. Juicy!

The pretend I don’t love you leads to I can’t bear to stay away from you, but will their love truly make it?And of course, there is a villain. The mother from hell. The one who orchestrated the whole mess. 

Hired to Love by Jordan Lynde is a modern realistic tale that we all hope could happen to us. Finding love at the oddest time and place in life, and most of all, finding true love. Let’s keep dreaming, it will come to pass.