Across generations, families carry memories of love, marriage, family life, career journeys, migration, and resilience—yet many of these stories remain undocumented.

When stories are not recorded, they are often lost forever.

I write to help individuals and families who want to preserve their family stories, traditions, and cultural heritage. I achieve this through novels, guided journals, and how-to books.

Why I started this Blog

This blog is an extension of my books. Here, I share reflections on storytelling, legacy preservation, cultural memory, women’s narratives, and the importance of documenting everyday life. You’ll find insights from my writing journey, ideas drawn from my books, and practical guidance for anyone interested in preserving their own stories.

My non-fiction work includes thoughtfully designed guided journals that help you  document your life stories, cultural traditions, values, and lived experiences in clear and practical ways. These journals encourage reflection and storytelling, making it easier to preserve family history for future generations.

Alongside my journaling books, I write fiction that explores the lived realities of African women navigating education, career aspirations, relationships, marriage, and cultural expectations. These stories reflect the quiet negotiations many women make between tradition and modern life, personal ambition and communal responsibility.

Whether you are a reader, writer, parent, grandparent, or simply curious about cultural heritage, this space invites you to honor the past, document the present, and pass meaningful stories forward.

Explore my book series blow, begin your storytelling journey, and leave a legacy—not regrets.

My Book Series

Leave a Legacy, Not Regrets

A non-fiction journaling series created to guide families in documenting their stories, traditions, and heritage through structured reflection and storytelling.

How-To Homesteading Books

A practical non-fiction series inspired by my work at The Heritage Homesteads. Each booklet focuses on a specific activity, such as growing vegetables from seed to harvest, traditional recipes, and culturally sensitive elder care.

An African Woman’s Journey

A fiction series following African women as they strive to balance professional growth, personal identity, love, and cultural expectations in changing social landscapes.

How We Lived in Eastern Africa

A narrative series centered on grandmothers from Eastern Africa who recount their life experiences between 1950 and 1980, offering rich insights into marriage, family life, and community traditions. The series begins with How We Got Married, a collection of heartwarming romantic comedy stories. These stories reveal how couples navigated courtship, culture, and community in a rapidly changing world.

The Maasai Women Detective Series

Follow Charity Naserian, a determined Maasai woman sleuth, as she unravels mysteries across the savannah where danger, justice, and cultural secrets intertwine. This cozy mystery series features a strong female detective, richly described landscapes, cultural depth, suspenseful twists, and thoughtful reflections on legacy, community, and resilience.