Suspenseful. Mystery. Thriller
In Mombasa, Oyunga a young chef involved in a deadly drug cartel is set to marry Lily, his business partner. On the day of his engagement party, he meets Marion, a dashing beauty with a warm soul who reminds him of a normal life. He plans to run away with her and leave it all behind. Except there’s one problem, the only door out of the cartel is a coffin.
EITHER YOU HOLD THE GUN OR RUN FROM THE GUNMAN. CHOOSE?
♆ They know everything about you, you know nothing about them. They are coming for you!
♆ You can’t run, you can’t hide, only one way out, fight!
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I’ve been following your blog. Looking forward to sample your book.
I read this book soooo fast I regretted it when I was on the last chapter…. In short I loved your book so much I have read it twice and I’m planning to read it a third time… Great work.
Drug Paradise was an absolutely thrilling read. I loved every page. Once I started it was really hard to put it down until I was done. This is a book that I will keep in my collection, for my kids to read. I can’t wait for the next one. Thank you Kimuyu.
Rating 4.8/ 5
Drug paradise is about love, sex, drugs and money. Oyunga gets caught in the middle of this whirlwind and has to choose between love and money.
The book unveils themes that are inter-generational hence making it relatable to millennials. The themes carry forward meaning the book will be relevant even in years to come. The plot is tailored in a manner that keeps you flipping the pages as the tempo doesn’t at any point go down.
The language used is quite simple and comprehensive and reader-friendly hence making it exciting to read and at the same time quick paced. The occasional use of Kiswahili and sheng’ phrases makes the book more authentically Kenyan and even more relatable. The depth of the research is quite admirable in the way he articulates and brings a first hand account of a less-known behind the scenes life of some powerful people.
The cover calls you to buy it, the synopsis calls you to read it and the plot is quick paced in a way that it doesn’t just let you put it down but demands of you to finish it in a single sitting. The book will get you screaming at some characters, it’ll get you throwing the book at the wall hoping to hurt some characters, it’ll get you crying over characters for days once it ends, it’ll get you cursing the author’s name into the winds, it’ll get you beeping the author for a part two then getting into a depression when you realize that part two isn’t coming until 2020. It’ll get you demanding answers.
Philip Ogonda
Marion’s Boyfriend.
Thank you for the heartfelt review Philip.
I am normally a very lazy reader, like I could read a book in almost a month or so… but in the case of Drug Paradise I surprised myself by reading this book in two days… this book is simply AMAZING!! and the suspense is everything… more please.
I enjoyed reading this book so much. Can’t wait for your next book.
Great story… Inciting and thought provoking!
I’ve been a big fan of Wakimuyu for a very long time and I was therefore eager to read his book. Wakimuyu did not come to play. Everything in his book was well thought out, from the cover page, to the writing and even the simplest things as the font and the colour of the pages.
The book is an easy read. The language is simple and the characters are relatable. You can easily finish it in one sitting or two days maximum.
I especially appreciated how the chapters were short. This helps in maintaining the reader’s attention at the same time making you want to read more. Moreover, I loved how he gave justice to each character. Not once did I feel a certain character was weak. Also,the way he introduced each character was so beautiful.
Lastly, I loved how the book talks about what most people face in their every day life. Most of us can relate to the life lessons that are in this book. I’m yet to find something that I didn’t like about the book and I think that ought to tell you how amazing the book is.
Wakimuyu broke the mold when he wrote this story. The story will surely last for a long time to come.
I can’t recommend this book enough.
I came across Kisauti on one chilly morning when getting my hair done at the salon. I was intrigued by the style of writing and blown away by the fact that there was a free ebook download, Kenyans and free things . I read it that afternoon and waited for the next one as promised on the site. Drug paradise did not fall short of expectations and just to mention: spotted no typo. I am officially a die hard fan. 4.5/5
I enjoyed reading this book so much and not only because it’s written by a Kenyan author ( Ahem! I am as patriotic as they come even during these trying times) but also because of how captivating the story is. It’s beautifully written, uses simple grammar and his vivid description of events is out of this world. Let me also mention that I was especially intrigued by his knowledge of ladies fashion! And leave it at that!
I fell in love with some of the characters and hated others in equal measure. And that’s what a good book is all about. I became emotionally invested in some of the characters I started wishing for a certain ending for them.
The story was quite relatable because I could picture the places where the characters journeyed through making it all the more real for me.
A few questions emerge…is it based on a true story? Someone’s life experiences? (Because it sounds so real), when should we expect a sequel?
This is a great read. You will read it in one sitting because you will want to know what next up to the end. It’s worth every penny. I can’t recommend it enough.
This is the first book I read and made mental notes of who the characters were; didn’t peruse back to differentiate them and stuck with the plot to the end.
I am a lazy reader but I did it in two sittings; I was glued and captivated by the story.
Keep up the good work; your writing is just blossoming.
I finished reading this book in one day and what a satisfying read it was. Kimuyu’s narration of what each character brings to the table is spell binding. He will have you rooting for Oyunga as if he was a close friend. Drug Paradise captures quite a number of societal issues in a way that does not numb your brain. If anything, you keep turning the page with a rabid need to find out what happens next.
I am looking forward to his next book.
The art of your narration in the book is so epic, I have never read a book that feels like I’m watching a movie, it’s made me change my perception about Kenyan authors. Glad my Ugandan folks here feel the same way too.
Loving it so far.
I finished reading this book in one sitting, I just couldn’t put it down! I didn’t read the synopsis or anything but the title and the cover just couldn’t let me not get the book especially since I follow your work on Instagram. I was pretty sure I would be in for a good surprise… I don’t know whether it’s the story itself or just how compelling your narration is that got me so glued. He gets you attached to characters… I teared for some and I kept flipping pages to see how things would go down. If a book gets me to that point, I am contented, and this one did not disappoint. Only downside is that it just went too fast.
I can’t wait for more of your work.
I’ve read this book twice already in one sitting each time. Worth every second. And your short stories and poems beyond inspiring. Best book for this year.
Got the book on a busy week, so couldn’t read it but I was unsettled and once I started reading I was glad I didn’t try reading it in bits in the course of the week. Its one of those books you can’t stop reading once you have started. It left me wanting more.
I loved the story line and the characters were well thought out and consistent. Would definitely recommend the book as a quick read.
This was a good buy… The turn of events are everything. Already looking forward to the next book.
This book put me in a trance. I love it. I would reread it over and over again. You are an amazing writer. ❤️
Eagerly waiting for the next book.
Woooooooow!! To say that you are talented would be an understatement!! I’ve read books and novels before but so far no author can match your style. You write with such natural ease and your work is intriguing not to mention funny and witty. Though you shouldn’t leave us in so much suspense but I guess that is the mark of a good writer. I just discovered this blog and I must say I am quite impressed. Keep up the amazing work!! You are the future of Kenyan writing.
This book gets you turning pages so easily you wont realize time fly by. I read it on my way back to the city from upcountry (Kisii) and that journey has never felt that short. It’s well written and I can’t wait for the next book.
I love your Blog. Great stuff
A good book is one that makes you turn a page and that is exactly what happened when reading Drug Paradise. I was enthralled. Thank you for the amazing book.
This book is it! I loved it, from the cover to the last chapter this is a beautifully curated masterpiece. And the way Kimuyu signed the book *chefs kiss*
Thank you for this. Can’t wait for the Black cat and more from you.
Hey is this book in stores or better yet can I get a signed copy?
Hello, I will update when it’s back.
Okay looking forward to it.