Nancy’s marriage is far room ideal. Her husband of twenty six years, Wayne, is no longer as romantic as he was during the first three years of their marriage. Wayne does not even help her with the payment of bills. But Nancy has taken it in her stride. She has kept the family going all these years. Her children are almost completing their university studies, and she is looking forward to a comfortable retirement. But then her daughter Salome discovers that her father is cheating and confronts him. Out of anger, Wayne kicks all of them out of the home and brings in a new woman into the house. Nancy doesn’t have savings and assets because her salary has been in all about paying bills including school fees. In fact, what she has are loans. If she has to rent a house, she is not sure she can be able to sustain the family. It doesn’t help matters when Wayne accuses her and the children of robbing him. Just when they are figuring their next step, they are arrested and locked up.

Viewed by outsiders, Caleb has everything he needs in life. He has good job as the Senior Pastor of Golgotha Divinity Fellowship. He has beautiful wife, Dinah, and is generally a well-liked man. Perhaps the only thing he doesn’t have children. But children come from God, and both he and his wife are still young. From the inside though, Caleb feels as though his life is curse. He is married to a woman who resents him, and who he does not love. The woman he loved was rejected by his parents and his Bishop because she had a tattoo and dreadlocks. Caleb is convinced that he will go to hell, because of the sexual tension within him. The possibility of falling into sexual sin becomes real when his ex-girlfriend joins him at a restaurant where he is having lunch. All those concerns are suddenly forgotten, however, when Caleb and his ex-girlfriend Lilly are confronted by a gunman who has been paid to kill them. They manage to get out of the restaurant alive, but for how long can they evade a professional hitman?

Jacob is rebuilding his life; he has a good job, and he has found a woman that he loves. He was previously married to Miranda, the daughter of a tycoon. After the divorce, Jacob lost everything. Miranda and her father made sure that he could not get any other job. Whenever a prospective employer tried to hire him, Miranda’s father would either bribe them or bully them into dropping him. Things got so bad that he started doing manual work in the city and relocated to the slums. After three years of a hard life, he was hired by a Dutch NGO. Miranda and her father were unable to bribe or bully them. But they came up with another scheme. They forged insurance documents for a life policy that Jacob allegedly took. They plan to kill Jacob and cash in on the fraudulent policy. Deborah, Jacob’s current girlfriend, is caught in the web of deceit. So just when Jacob is just piecing his life together again, he finds himself in a battle to protect not only his life, but his girlfriend’s as well…

Aaron and his fiancée Julia are supposed to get married this year. They met in college, where Julia was a Christian Union leader while Aaron was the college play boy. In their initial interactions, Aaron just wanted to sleep with her. He was confident that he could charm her to his bed; he had never met a woman who had successfully resisted his charms. But Julia was different. She resisted him steadfastly, and instead of him winning her over, she won him over to Christianity. It is only that she was certain of his salvation that she agreed to date him. They have been dating for three years now, and Aaron feels ready to settle down in marriage. But something strange happens. Julia gets entangled in a weird cult led by one Apostle Mutuku. Aaron discovers that Julia is sleeping with the Apostle, but he also discovers something else. He discovers that the Apostle is a manipulator and a con artist who routinely sleeps with wealthy or salaried women for commercial gain. These revelations are made by Dorcas, a young woman who works for the Apostle and who has been routinely raped by the “Man of God” for years. But by revealing the Apostle’s schemes to Aaron, Dorcas has put her very life at stake; the Apostle now wants to kill her. Aaron becomes convinced that he has to expose the Apostle so as to save Dorcas, Julia and other women enslaved by the con pastor. But by so doing, he puts his own life in danger as well. The Apostle has a network of thugs who readily kill both for money and out of fear of the Apostle…

51-year-old Caleb has been married to 50-year-old Edith for twenty seven years and they have raised three children who are now adults. They are a Godly couple who seem to be genuinely in love, and who are mentors to many young Christian couples. But their marriage is thrown into disarray when Caleb meets 36 year old Jackline. After nine months of seeing his clandestine lover, Caleb decides he wants to marry Jackline. He kicks Edith out of their matrimonial home and freezes her out of the assets they have jointly acquired in the course of their marriage, all of which are held in his name because Edith trusted him. Knowing that a divorce might take away part of Caleb’s wealth, Jackline decides to have Edith killed so that she can have it all…

Bernard is a fifty five year old secondary school principal. He only has five years left before he retires, and looking back on his career, he has everything to be proud of. In the fifteen years that he has been the principal of Gakondo High School, he has built the school from an abandoned village school into a national academic giant. Through innovation and insight, he has built a system that allows the school to rely fully on its commercial activities, and therefore does not charge fees…and that is where his problems lie. Bernard admits only bright children from needy families to the school, but there are many wealthy and influential people who would want their children and grandchildren to get slots in the school. But Bernard is firm: Gakondo High School is only for needy students. Then there is a cartel that wants to control the millions that the school generates from its commercial interests. There are so many people who would want Bernard gone that when he is kidnapped, nobody can be sure who took him. Many suspect the County Governor though. But there is a woman lurking in the shadows, and pulling strings. She is the smartest of the wolves that want Bernard gone, and she knows how to cover her tracks well…not even the Governor can stop her.

Peninah and Martin have been married for twenty one years-twenty one happy years. Before that, they had dated for six years, going back to their university days. They have three children: twenty two year old Tess, sixteen year old Anthony and seven year old Philemon. Martin is the CEO of the local Mission hospital, while Peninah is a successful farmer and the CEO of a local Sacco. Theirs is an affluent family living in a blissful rural setting. The family bliss is harshly taken away when Peninah contracts breast cancer. Somewhere along the way, Martin finds comfort in the arms of a twenty five year old woman called Patricia, who is a doctor at the hospital he heads. Tess and Peninah find them making out in Martin’s office, and later the same day Peninah dies. Patricia wants to marry Martin and disinherit Tess and her siblings, and she has Martin under her thumb. Tess finds herself in a struggle to defend her mother’s honor and the inheritance she and her brothers deserve. She finds herself going head to head with a calculating gold digger, who her father is defending violently…

Nicholas and Jean are a lovely couple. They started dating right after campus, after they found themselves in the same church. They were both broke and jobless. After failing to secure a job as an actuary, Nicholas offered his services as an intern pastor at their church. The church gave him a scholarship to Bible School and confirmed his position as youth pastor. He used his pay slip to take a loan from his Sacco and gave the money to his girlfriend Jean to start a catering business. The business picks up nicely and their future looks rosy. Things start to go astray when Jean meets Jeff, a flamboyant CEO of a family business that owns an airline, a bus company and a construction company. She turns down Nicholas’ marriage proposal in order to date Jeff. Nicholas’ job hangs on the balance because he was given the pastoral job on condition that he would get married immediately after completing his theological studies. Jeff turns out to not only be a married man, but also in a sexual relationship with his mother-in-law, who is the owner of the company he leads. Caroline, Jeff’s mother-in-law, is jealous of the affair between Jeff and Jean, and wants both of them dead; she has the resources, the connections and the desire to have both of them assassinated.

Tabitha and Job have been married for six years. For the first three years, Job was a good husband, although an affair before they got married resulted in a child that Tabitha had to start taking care of shortly after their honey moon. Trouble started when he met Fiona, a university girl that became his mistress. He started gambling in a bid to have more money to spend on his new catch. As a result, he stopped providing for his family. But that was not all, he took a loan using the house they live in as security, and gambled the money. Tabitha had taken a loan and bought a car, but Job lost it to a ruthless shylock he had borrowed money from. When the world starts collapsing around his ears, Job abandons his family and goes to live with his mistress. Suddenly Tabitha finds herself at the risk of being homeless. Her salary is barely enough t support the family in a rent free house, but now the house she and the children live in is about to be auctioned…

Robert and his wife Mercy’s lives are as smooth as middle class lives go. Mercy is a fashion designer, while Robert is a secondary school teacher who also owns a carpentry shop. They have two children, Jude and Kyle, and an excellent house manager, Ruth. Things take a turn for the worse when a strange affliction strikes Mercy, leaving her hanging at the gates of death. Robert forgets everything so that he can be with Mercy at the hospital. In his absence, Ruth takes care of the house and the children. What Robert does not know is that it is actually Ruth who has poisoned his wife, so that she can be left as his wife. While Robert is praying and fasting for his wife, Ruth is making moves of her own…

Joyce is a Mukorino girl from Kaharati. Having been brought up in poverty, she is excited to get a chance to join the University of Nairobi as a law student. Soon after she joins, she is introduced to a fellowship of Akorino students and young professionals. It is here that she meets Ibrahim. They start dating, and although both of them are Christians, the soon get intimate. Ibrahim has promised to marry her when she finishes school, and that has taken away the guilt of premarital sex. But one day he gets engaged to another woman. That leads to a series of events that exposes Ibrahim not only as a fraud, but also as a serious criminal. In spite of the heartbreak, Joyce wants to move on with her life. But Ibrahim is not ready to let her go in peace. She starts receiving death threats. Someone even puts a saw under her bed and threatens to chop off her head with it. She knows that Ibrahim and his crazy fiancée Purity are behind it, but how does she stop the madness without getting killed?

Doreen and Moreen are identical twins. Their parents have tried to bring them up well, giving them equal opportunities. For some reason or the other, however, Moreen is jealous of her sister Doreen. They are now young adults. Moreen is a fast rising TV reporter, YouTuber and fashion blogger. Her sister is an editor in their parent’s publishing company. Although she has her own boyfriend Zack, Moreen decides to have a sexual relationship with her sister’s fiancé, Joe. On the day that Joe is supposed to bring his people to pay dowry for Doreen, Moreen informs him that she is pregnant for him and threatens to reveal that fact if he attends the ceremony. That prompts Joe to skip the event and flee out of the country, leaving both families embarrassed and Doreen heartbroken, humiliated and emotionally bruised. But in the intrigue that follows, Moreen soon learns the meaning of the phrase ‘what goes around, comes around’.