Sam is a successful doctor, and the current CEO of Royal Githima Mission Hospital, one of the top hospitals in the country. He is married, but he has an eye for the ladies. He has slept with tens of women, and impregnated several of them...and gotten away with it. Until he meets Rosalid, his twenty four year old secretary, who is ready to fight for her place in his life. Rosalid's determination to become his publicly acknowledged second wife threatens not only Sam's marriage, but also his job as the CEO of a church sponsored institution.

Boniface has a lovely family. His wife of ten years and their two children, Luke (4 years) and Tom (2 years) are the centre of his world. But then that world is rocked when the boys fall sick. Boniface learns a couple of truths that shatter his world. The first that his wife has been cheating on him for over six years with a colleague and that his children might not even be biologically his. But Boniface doesn’t care whether the children are biologically his or not. He intends to fight for their custody in case he decides to divorce their mother. But that will only happen if he overcomes the challenge unearthed by the second truth. His wife, who had struggled to conceive for six years, visited a sorcerer and was helped to conceive. The sorcerer now wants both children as a sacrifice, hence their illness. To keep the boys, he has first to fight off the sorcerer so that the boys remain alive.

Before she met Alpha, Louise was a struggling girl from a poor background. She had graduated from university she had failed to secure a job. She has a Bachelor’s degree in Journalism and Mass Communication. She is invited to a party by a friend, and for the first time in her life she takes alcohol. In a state on inebriation, she allows a man she does not know to take her home. That man is Alpha, and he allows her to stay in his house in Spring Valley. He is sweet and charming, and she would have enjoyed being is wife except for one thing: she has discovered that the man is a criminal. Her association with Alpha is threatening to cost her life as Alpha’s enemies seek to eliminate him.

Beatrice is a hardworking and determined woman. She did not make it to college, but she has worked her way up from an untrained high school accounts clerk to the Chief Auditor of a large Sacco. She is now a Certified Public Accountant of Kenya, and in addition to CPA, she has a Bachelor of Commerce and a Master of Science degree in Finance under her belt. She is married to a pastor, but it is in her family life where her problems lie. Although her husband’s church is doing well, he does not lift a finger to help with family finances. Instead, he demands that she surrenders all her salary to him. Beatrice has persevered for sixteen years. But all hell breaks loose one morning when she returns home unexpectedly and finds him in bed with the house help. The pastor is not remorseful, and he instead kicks Beatrice from the matrimonial home: the home she built with her own resources, and without his help.

When she met him, Melody was not looking for love. Romance had left her disappointed. But he was a Godly man, who on that first day was seated next to her in church. He charmed her; he wooed her. It didn’t seem to bother him that she already had a son. Soaked in love, she agreed to marry him. They got twins together. All was well for a few years. Donald was a doting husband and father. Trouble began one day when Donald took Melody’s car for service, as he had always done. Melody took his car to the market. But she was barely out of the gate when armed men forced their way into the car. A short while later, another group of armed men started spraying the car with bullets. It was a dramatic way for Melody to discover that she was married to a criminal, and that her life was hanging on the balance.

Adam and Jackie know that their bosses, Wilfred and Marion Weodaka, belong to a cult of some kind. Adam is a gardener while Jackie is a housekeeper. Every Tuesday and Thursday night, their bosses leave the house at 10pm and do not return until past 4 am. More recently, the two employers have been sexually abusing their employees: Wilfred has been raping Jackie and Marion has been forcing herself on Adam. And now Jackie is pregnant. Adam and Jackie are exploring the idea of running when a mysterious creature visits them. It is a dog that enters the room through a closed window, and which speaks with a human voice. It warns them not to run away because it wants Jackie’s unborn child as a sacrifice. That is when Jackie and Adam understand that their bosses have been using them as pawns in a dark game of spirits.

Fredrick is a high school deputy principal, and he is married to Alicia, the Embu County Deputy Governor. Alicia comes from a very wealthy family. Fredrick’s marriage is abusive, and his wife, who the dominant partner, treats him like garbage. She controls his finances, and he this has forced him to get deep into debts. In additional to the financial abuse, the verbal and emotional abuse he receives has also completely shattered his ego. One afternoon, as Fredrick and his friend Rebecca are having lunch at a restaurant, Alicia finds them and flies into a rage. After she storms out of the restaurant, she orders her thugs to kill both of them.

Rosemary is a clinical officer at Kanyenje Health Center, which is a satellite medical centre attached to the county referral hospital. She is a dedicated medic, but the last three years have not been easy. After the retirement of the former Governor, the County was hijacked by hyenas, led by the current Governor, Fancy. Rosemary has not been paid a full salary in two years, and she hasn’t been paid at all in three months. But she soldiers on because she wants to help the general public, especially the poorer members of the society. She has been resisting her immediate boss’s sexual overtures, and that has made her a target. Things take a turn for the worse when she is arrested for a crime she knows nothing about, and is quickly hauled to court to answer charges of murder. A murder she did not commit.

After years of suffering, Philip’s life seems to be taking a turn for the better. He is about to graduate with his Master’s degree, and on the strength of that, he has landed a job as the Chief Operating Officer of Gakoromone Traders, a large family owned business. He is certain that he will now be able to pay for his mother’s treatment, and also take his sisters to university. But then he is mysteriously removed from the graduation list, even though he was top of his class. He is subsequently kicked out of his job. He has no way of knowing that one of his colleagues, a lady called Nancy, wants his job, or that her sister Tabitha works at the university. Nancy and Tabitha have conspired to remove Philip from the graduation list and to grant Nancy a fake masters degree so that she can take his job.

When Hannah moved in with her boyfriend and the father of her unborn child, she did not imagine that that singular step would lead to her grave. The man sells meat, but Hannah had no way of knowing that he is a butcher in another sense. Hannah also did not know that Fredrick had another girlfriend years ago, whom he killed. He was helped by his sister and her boyfriend to escape the law. His sister’s boyfriend is a senior police officer. A year after their son is born, Fredrick kills Hannah after an argument. This time though, he encounters another woman in the name of detective Chebet. She is tough and smart, and she is determined to send him to prison. Fredrick The Butcher is forced to turn once again to his sister Milka and her boyfriend, Senior Assistant Inspector General of Police William Hawi for help. Hawi doesn’t want to use official channels to help Fredrick this time, so he decides that the best thing to do is to kill detective Chebet and kill in the investigation in the process.

Sarah seems to have it all: a job as a TSC teacher, a good husband, two lovely children and a beautiful home. But her husband starts changing. He stops going to church, starts partaking alcohol and becomes violent. Unknown to Sarah, her husband Robert has been having an affair with their house manager, Fridah, right under Sarah’s nose. Robert’s mother, Isabella, knows about it and has been encouraging her son to leave Sarah for Fridah. For Isabella, everything is about control. She wants to continue controlling her son’s life, but Sarah has been standing in the way. But Fridah is illiterate and naive, and Isabella is confident that she can control her with ease, and regain access to her son’s life.

He was her benefactor. Boniface heard Purity’s moving story about her struggles with her university fees and an ailing father, and he moved in to help. In the process, he became her lover and even married her through a traditional wedding ceremony. He told her he was a widower with two grown daughters. What he didn’t tell her is that he had other children with other women, one of them being his first wife Priscilla who he abandoned in the village after getting married to his now dead wife Sophia. Purity finds that out the hard way when Priscilla’s son Jacob kidnaps her with the intention of killing her. Jacob is bitter because Purity is living in the luxury of his father’s wealth, yet his own mother died because she could not afford medical treatment. When Boniface learns about the kidnapping, he sends his thugs to discreetly kill both his wife and his son. He wants his son dead because he is a nuisance, and he figures that his wife’s death will get him sympathy votes in the upcoming election, in which he is vying for the MP seat.