Unexpected America is a raw and gripping memoir of survival. What begins as Wanjiru Warama’s one-year sabbatical in the U.S. spirals into culture shock, betrayal, and hidden struggles. Trapped in hardship yet refusing to give up, she discovers resilience in the face of a shattered American Dream.

Entangled in America is a bold and unfiltered memoir spanning 1991–2013, as Wanjiru Warama navigates life far from her Kenyan roots. From friendships and failures to prejudice, real estate ventures, and a lawsuit that nearly unravels everything, she faces America’s complexities with grit and honesty. In the end, resilience and unexpected grace carry her forward.

YEARS of SHAME is a powerful and deeply moving exploration of womanhood shaped by the lasting impact of female genital mutilation (FGM). Through interwoven stories across generations and continents, the novel follows Njana, whose life—from rural Kenya to America—is marked by a painful past she cannot escape. When a visit to a Nairobi maternity ward awakens memories of the brutal rite she endured, Njana is forced to confront a difficult truth: the burdens placed on women do not end with childhood, but evolve into lifelong struggles often hidden in silence.

Honest, unflinching, and ultimately hopeful.

This is a story of resilience, survival, and reclaiming one’s voice.