Sexorcised book by Silas Nyanchwani
KShs1,440.00
Bruce Momanyi is a 41 year old man on a good run , great job , huge persk, and outwardly enviable Kenyan middle class familly. However, one fatal trip to facebook pokes holes on his illusion on a neat and well organized family; there is a ghost in his closet, and its big.
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Sexorcised book by Silas Nyanchwani
Bruce Momanyi is a 41 year old man on a good run , great job , huge persk, and outwardly enviable Kenyan middle class familly. However, one fatal trip to facebook pokes holes on his illusion on a neat and well organized family; there is a ghost in his closet, and its big.
Quick, thick and fast, his life and that of his family takes unpredictable forms. For him,its love, pain and sex that punctuate his next phase of life as he ventures into an incessant search for healing and love until he finds love again in a hot 22 year old who drowns him in love.
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