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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. You already know confidence matters. What you've never had is the exact move.Every self-help shelf is full of books that tell you to believe in yourself. None of them tell you what to actually say when you're standing at a podium with your hands shaking, sitting across from a hiring manager, or holding a microphone at your best friend's wedding. Bullseye Confidence is different. It doesn't hand you one vague theory and hope it fits every situation in your life. It hands you twenty.Twenty of the highest-stakes, most nerve-testing moments a person actually faces, from job interviews to court hearings, from first dates to wedding toasts, each one broken down into its own trigger, its own fear, and its own exact, pinpoint solution. No generic pep talks. No one-size-fits-all advice that falls apart the moment you need it most. Just the precise move for the exact room you're standing in.Inside, you'll find the exact trigger and hidden belief behind each fear, a clear counter-argument backed by real proof, quick fixes for when there's no time to prepare, what to avoid, how to master the situation for good, expert insight, psychological techniques that work under real pressure, and a true story of someone who faced that exact moment and came through it.Master these twenty rooms, and almost every other hard moment in your life gets easier too. These aren't twenty random situations. They're the twenty foundational ones nearly everything else is built from. Confront one difficult conversation well, and negotiating a raise, setting a boundary, or standing up to a bully all get easier, because it's the same muscle underneath. Learn to propose or confess with honesty, and every vulnerable conversation your relationships will ever ask of you gets easier too.WHY YOU NEED THIS BOOKConfidence isn't a personality trait some people are born with and others aren't. It's a skill, and skills are built with the right tool for the right moment, not a single motivational quote stretched thin across twenty situations that all feel completely different from the inside. This book closes that gap, one room at a time, one specific fix at a time.FOR PARENTSYour child doesn't need to hear "just be confident" one more time. They need to see what confidence actually looks like in the moments that scare them most: the school presentation, the tryout, the birthday party where they don't know anyone. Read it first, and you'll have the exact words ready the next time they freeze up, instead of a pep talk that doesn't land. Confidence modeled is confidence taught, and this gives you the script for it.FOR A FRIENDThe best thing you can do for a friend spiraling before a hard conversation or a job interview isn't "you've got this." It's knowing exactly which chapter to point them to and what to say next. This book turns you into the friend who knows how to talk someone through the exact moment they're dreading, not just cheer from a distance.FOR A HUSBAND OR PARTNERMarriages are built on hundreds of small, hard conversations: the confrontation you've been avoiding, the confession you've been sitting on, the boundary neither of you has ever named out loud. This book gives you both a shared language for those moments, so silence stops being the default answer.FOR A BOSS OR LEADERYour team's best ideas are dying in silence: in meetings where the right person never spoke up, in reviews avoided too long, in negotiations nobody had the nerve to open. Put this book in front of the people you lead, and you build a team that says the hard thing on time, not six months too late.One book. Twenty rooms. Every one of them, finally, within your control.If this book helped you walk into a room you used to avoid, please take thirty seconds to leave a review. It helps Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. You already know confidence matters. What you've never had is the exact move.Every self-help shelf is full of books that tell you to believe in yourself. None of them tell you what to actually say when you're standing at a podium with your hands shaking, sitting across from a hiring manager, or holding a microphone at your best friend's wedding. Bullseye Confidence is different. It doesn't hand you one vague theory and hope it fits every situation in your life. It hands you twenty.Twenty of the highest-stakes, most nerve-testing moments a person actually faces, from job interviews to court hearings, from first dates to wedding toasts, each one broken down into its own trigger, its own fear, and its own exact, pinpoint solution. No generic pep talks. No one-size-fits-all advice that falls apart the moment you need it most. Just the precise move for the exact room you're standing in.Inside, you'll find the exact trigger and hidden belief behind each fear, a clear counter-argument backed by real proof, quick fixes for when there's no time to prepare, what to avoid, how to master the situation for good, expert insight, psychological techniques that work under real pressure, and a true story of someone who faced that exact moment and came through it.Master these twenty rooms, and almost every other hard moment in your life gets easier too. These aren't twenty random situations. They're the twenty foundational ones nearly everything else is built from. Confront one difficult conversation well, and negotiating a raise, setting a boundary, or standing up to a bully all get easier, because it's the same muscle underneath. Learn to propose or confess with honesty, and every vulnerable conversation your relationships will ever ask of you gets easier too.WHY YOU NEED THIS BOOKConfidence isn't a personality trait some people are born with and others aren't. It's a skill, and skills are built with the right tool for the right moment, not a single motivational quote stretched thin across twenty situations that all feel completely different from the inside. This book closes that gap, one room at a time, one specific fix at a time.FOR PARENTSYour child doesn't need to hear "just be confident" one more time. They need to see what confidence actually looks like in the moments that scare them most: the school presentation, the tryout, the birthday party where they don't know anyone. Read it first, and you'll have the exact words ready the next time they freeze up, instead of a pep talk that doesn't land. Confidence modeled is confidence taught, and this gives you the script for it.FOR A FRIENDThe best thing you can do for a friend spiraling before a hard conversation or a job interview isn't "you've got this." It's knowing exactly which chapter to point them to and what to say next. This book turns you into the friend who knows how to talk someone through the exact moment they're dreading, not just cheer from a distance.FOR A HUSBAND OR PARTNERMarriages are built on hundreds of small, hard conversations: the confrontation you've been avoiding, the confession you've been sitting on, the boundary neither of you has ever named out loud. This book gives you both a shared language for those moments, so silence stops being the default answer.FOR A BOSS OR LEADERYour team's best ideas are dying in silence: in meetings where the right person never spoke up, in reviews avoided too long, in negotiations nobody had the nerve to open. Put this book in front of the people you lead, and you build a team that says the hard thing on time, not six months too late.One book. Twenty rooms. Every one of them, finally, within your control.If this book helped you walk into a room you used to avoid, please take thirty seconds to leave a revi Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. You already know confidence matters. What you've never had is the exact move.Every self-help shelf is full of books that tell you to believe in yourself. None of them tell you what to actually say when you're standing at a podium with your hands shaking, sitting across from a hiring manager, or holding a microphone at your best friend's wedding. Bullseye Confidence is different. It doesn't hand you one vague theory and hope it fits every situation in your life. It hands you twenty.Twenty of the highest-stakes, most nerve-testing moments a person actually faces, from job interviews to court hearings, from first dates to wedding toasts, each one broken down into its own trigger, its own fear, and its own exact, pinpoint solution. No generic pep talks. No one-size-fits-all advice that falls apart the moment you need it most. Just the precise move for the exact room you're standing in.Inside, you'll find the exact trigger and hidden belief behind each fear, a clear counter-argument backed by real proof, quick fixes for when there's no time to prepare, what to avoid, how to master the situation for good, expert insight, psychological techniques that work under real pressure, and a true story of someone who faced that exact moment and came through it.Master these twenty rooms, and almost every other hard moment in your life gets easier too. These aren't twenty random situations. They're the twenty foundational ones nearly everything else is built from. Confront one difficult conversation well, and negotiating a raise, setting a boundary, or standing up to a bully all get easier, because it's the same muscle underneath. Learn to propose or confess with honesty, and every vulnerable conversation your relationships will ever ask of you gets easier too.WHY YOU NEED THIS BOOKConfidence isn't a personality trait some people are born with and others aren't. It's a skill, and skills are built with the right tool for the right moment, not a single motivational quote stretched thin across twenty situations that all feel completely different from the inside. This book closes that gap, one room at a time, one specific fix at a time.FOR PARENTSYour child doesn't need to hear "just be confident" one more time. They need to see what confidence actually looks like in the moments that scare them most: the school presentation, the tryout, the birthday party where they don't know anyone. Read it first, and you'll have the exact words ready the next time they freeze up, instead of a pep talk that doesn't land. Confidence modeled is confidence taught, and this gives you the script for it.FOR A FRIENDThe best thing you can do for a friend spiraling before a hard conversation or a job interview isn't "you've got this." It's knowing exactly which chapter to point them to and what to say next. This book turns you into the friend who knows how to talk someone through the exact moment they're dreading, not just cheer from a distance.FOR A HUSBAND OR PARTNERMarriages are built on hundreds of small, hard conversations: the confrontation you've been avoiding, the confession you've been sitting on, the boundary neither of you has ever named out loud. This book gives you both a shared language for those moments, so silence stops being the default answer.FOR A BOSS OR LEADERYour team's best ideas are dying in silence: in meetings where the right person never spoke up, in reviews avoided too long, in negotiations nobody had the nerve to open. Put this book in front of the people you lead, and you build a team that says the hard thing on time, not six months too late.One book. Twenty rooms. Every one of them, finally, within your control.If this book helped you walk into a room you used to avoid, please take thirty seconds to leave a revi Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Shankar wanted a son, and was ashamed of wanting it. Then the doctor says the words that will follow his family for the next twenty years: there is a cleft. Lavender follows Babita from that hospital corridor in Himachal Pradesh through a childhood built, imperfectly, by two parents learning as they go. A father who mistakes protection for control more than once before he learns the difference. A mother who discovers that fear dressed up as care is still fear. Babita grows up watched a beat too long in school yards and family gatherings, and grows, too, a private, exacting eye for color and pattern that no one, least of all Babita herself, recognizes as the beginning of anything. It takes a hostel mirror, a hallmate's burn scar, and a woman named Neelam who wants only one thing, the choice of when people notice it, for that eye to become a company. What Babita builds is not a promise to disappear. It's the opposite: a business built on the conviction that a face doesn't need fixing to deserve a say in how it's seen, a conviction tested hardest when the money on the table asks her to sell fear instead. Spanning a Himachal childhood to a Chandigarh startup, Lavender is a family story before it's a business story: about parents who get it wrong before they get it right, a daughter who has to leave home to understand what home actually gave her, and a company named, quietly, for a field of imperfect purple flowers that only look flawless from far away. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Inspiration from real life events and legal issues in Kenya.He has never passed a bar exam. He has never been called to the bar. And for two and a half years, he has been one of Kenya's most formidable courtroom advocates, and no one has caught him. Yet.Solomon Adaka grew up broke, brilliant, and unemployable, a computer science graduate in a town with no use for his degree and no patience for his poverty. Then one ordinary Wednesday, a routine maintenance visit to the Law Society of Kenya's registry leaves him alone at an unlocked terminal, and he makes a choice he can never take back. He replaces a dormant advocate's photograph with his own. He becomes, on paper, a man who already exists.What follows is not a con that unravels. It is a career that soars.Solomon frees an innocent man by finding the real suspect's alibi, the one the police never bothered to check. He wins a mother's freedom by proving the law understands what a courtroom rarely admits. He exposes corruption inside a school no one else dares touch, and takes on a counterfeit vaccine case by crossing his own profession's picket line to do it. He argues cases with a seductive, dangerous brilliance that leaves even his rivals asking the wrong question, not whether he's good enough to win, but who could possibly have taught him to be this good.He builds a reputation few real lawyers ever earn. He builds a life. An ally who suspects the truth for years and chooses loyalty anyway. A rival advocate whose respect he earns the hardest way there is. A mother who believes, completely, in the son she thinks she knows.Every year the deception holds is a year it becomes harder to imagine surviving its discovery.Because somewhere out there, the real Solomon Adaka is still alive. And when he finally comes looking for the identity that was stolen from him, everything Solomon has built, every case he's won, every life he's touched, gets pulled into a reckoning no courtroom victory can talk its way around.STOLEN ARGUMENT is a gripping, morally unflinching courtroom drama set against the real backdrop of Kenya's legal system, about a man extraordinarily good at a profession he has no right to practice, and the two and a half years he spends outrunning a truth that was always going to catch him.This is not a story that lets you choose a side and stay there. It is not interested in telling you that talent excuses theft, or that theft erases talent. It asks a harder question and refuses to answer it for you: is justice defined by who is permitted to argue it? Or by whether the argument itself is true?For readers who love courtroom drama with real moral weight, a protagonist who is never simply a hero or simply a fraud, and a legal system rendered with genuine care and research, STOLEN ARGUMENT delivers a verdict you will be thinking about long after the final page.What would you have done in his place? What would you forgive, and what would you never be able to?Turn the page. The court is now in session. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The stories don't agree on much, except this: it drinks blood, and somewhere close by, growing in its shadow, is an orchid that can heal the dying. Botanists call the rumor unverifiable. A desperate man calls it his last option. David Okonkwo-Reyes has spent thirty years building a career on patience, on the quiet discipline of taking only what a place can spare. At fifty-six, with a family waiting at home and a body that no longer forgives the jungle as easily as it used to, this is supposed to be his final expedition. A modest government grant. A rare fungus. Nothing that should cost him more than a week. Harry Ferris just needs the money. Fifteen years of guiding hasn't touched the debt from an unfinished veterinary degree, and his outfitting business is bleeding out slower than he can admit. He tells himself this trip is like any other.Joy Mehta is twenty-three, brilliant, and lying to both of them. His family's pharmaceutical company is dying by the quarter, and he has bribed, planned, and orchestrated his way onto this expedition for one reason he hasn't shared: he isn't here for the fungus. He's here for the rumor. By the third night, the lie is out. A stolen map. A gun. A hostage-partnership built on threats and desperate math, three men who no longer know whether to trust each other or simply need each other to survive what's coming. Because something in this jungle is already watching them. A jaguar with no business hunting this deep in monitored territory. A carcass hung in a tree that shouldn't exist. An isolated community that has learned, through loss no outsider ever sees, exactly what to do with men who wander in armed and afraid. And at the center of it, growing in a clearing that smells like something between perfume and warning, the plant itself, patient, precise, and utterly indifferent to which of the three men deserves what it's about to give and take. Thirsty Orchid is a survival thriller about the particular danger of wanting something badly enough to stop asking what it costs, and about a jungle that turns out to be far better at keeping score than any of the people walking through it. It's a story about the difference between what a place gives freely and what has to be paid for, about restraint as the only currency that has ever actually mattered out here, and about three men who arrive believing they are the ones taking the risk, only to discover the jungle has already decided what it's willing to forgive. Fans of Annihilation, The Ruins, and The Beach will recognize the atmosphere: humid, watchful, and unhurried in a way that makes every quiet page feel like the one right before something goes wrong. But where those stories end in the dark, Thirsty Orchid asks a different question, one its characters don't fully understand until it's almost too late: what if the jungle isn't simply dangerous? What if it's paying attention? By the time David, Harry, and Joy find what they came for, none of them will agree on what it actually was, a monster, a mercy, or a debt finally collected. What they will agree on is this: the Amazon does not forget what is taken from it, and it does not forget who tries to give something back. Some things heal the dying.Some things feed on greed.This one does both, and it decides which you are. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The stories don't agree on much, except this: it drinks blood, and somewhere close by, growing in its shadow, is an orchid that can heal the dying. Botanists call the rumor unverifiable. A desperate man calls it his last option. David Okonkwo-Reyes has spent thirty years building a career on patience, on the quiet discipline of taking only what a place can spare. At fifty-six, with a family waiting at home and a body that no longer forgives the jungle as easily as it used to, this is supposed to be his final expedition. A modest government grant. A rare fungus. Nothing that should cost him more than a week. Harry Ferris just needs the money. Fifteen years of guiding hasn't touched the debt from an unfinished veterinary degree, and his outfitting business is bleeding out slower than he can admit. He tells himself this trip is like any other.Joy Mehta is twenty-three, brilliant, and lying to both of them. His family's pharmaceutical company is dying by the quarter, and he has bribed, planned, and orchestrated his way onto this expedition for one reason he hasn't shared: he isn't here for the fungus. He's here for the rumor. By the third night, the lie is out. A stolen map. A gun. A hostage-partnership built on threats and desperate math, three men who no longer know whether to trust each other or simply need each other to survive what's coming. Because something in this jungle is already watching them. A jaguar with no business hunting this deep in monitored territory. A carcass hung in a tree that shouldn't exist. An isolated community that has learned, through loss no outsider ever sees, exactly what to do with men who wander in armed and afraid. And at the center of it, growing in a clearing that smells like something between perfume and warning, the plant itself, patient, precise, and utterly indifferent to which of the three men deserves what it's about to give and take. Thirsty Orchid is a survival thriller about the particular danger of wanting something badly enough to stop asking what it costs, and about a jungle that turns out to be far better at keeping score than any of the people walking through it. It's a story about the difference between what a place gives freely and what has to be paid for, about restraint as the only currency that has ever actually mattered out here, and about three men who arrive believing they are the ones taking the risk, only to discover the jungle has already decided what it's willing to forgive. Fans of Annihilation, The Ruins, and The Beach will recognize the atmosphere: humid, watchful, and unhurried in a way that makes every quiet page feel like the one right before something goes wrong. But where those stories end in the dark, Thirsty Orchid asks a different question, one its characters don't fully understand until it's almost too late: what if the jungle isn't simply dangerous? What if it's paying attention? By the time David, Harry, and Joy find what they came for, none of them will agree on what it actually was, a monster, a mercy, or a debt finally collected. What they will agree on is this: the Amazon does not forget what is taken from it, and it does not forget who tries to give something back. Some things heal the dying.Some things feed on greed.This one does both, and it decides which you are. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Shankar wanted a son, and was ashamed of wanting it. Then the doctor says the words that will follow his family for the next twenty years: there is a cleft. Lavender follows Babita from that hospital corridor in Himachal Pradesh through a childhood built, imperfectly, by two parents learning as they go. A father who mistakes protection for control more than once before he learns the difference. A mother who discovers that fear dressed up as care is still fear. Babita grows up watched a beat too long in school yards and family gatherings, and grows, too, a private, exacting eye for color and pattern that no one, least of all Babita herself, recognizes as the beginning of anything. It takes a hostel mirror, a hallmate's burn scar, and a woman named Neelam who wants only one thing, the choice of when people notice it, for that eye to become a company. What Babita builds is not a promise to disappear. It's the opposite: a business built on the conviction that a face doesn't need fixing to deserve a say in how it's seen, a conviction tested hardest when the money on the table asks her to sell fear instead. Spanning a Himachal childhood to a Chandigarh startup, Lavender is a family story before it's a business story: about parents who get it wrong before they get it right, a daughter who has to leave home to understand what home actually gave her, and a company named, quietly, for a field of imperfect purple flowers that only look flawless from far away. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Shankar wanted a son, and was ashamed of wanting it. Then the doctor says the words that will follow his family for the next twenty years: there is a cleft. Lavender follows Babita from that hospital corridor in Himachal Pradesh through a childhood built, imperfectly, by two parents learning as they go. A father who mistakes protection for control more than once before he learns the difference. A mother who discovers that fear dressed up as care is still fear. Babita grows up watched a beat too long in school yards and family gatherings, and grows, too, a private, exacting eye for color and pattern that no one, least of all Babita herself, recognizes as the beginning of anything. It takes a hostel mirror, a hallmate's burn scar, and a woman named Neelam who wants only one thing, the choice of when people notice it, for that eye to become a company. What Babita builds is not a promise to disappear. It's the opposite: a business built on the conviction that a face doesn't need fixing to deserve a say in how it's seen, a conviction tested hardest when the money on the table asks her to sell fear instead. Spanning a Himachal childhood to a Chandigarh startup, Lavender is a family story before it's a business story: about parents who get it wrong before they get it right, a daughter who has to leave home to understand what home actually gave her, and a company named, quietly, for a field of imperfect purple flowers that only look flawless from far away. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Shankar wanted a son, and was ashamed of wanting it. Then the doctor says the words that will follow his family for the next twenty years: there is a cleft. Lavender follows Babita from that hospital corridor in Himachal Pradesh through a childhood built, imperfectly, by two parents learning as they go. A father who mistakes protection for control more than once before he learns the difference. A mother who discovers that fear dressed up as care is still fear. Babita grows up watched a beat too long in school yards and family gatherings, and grows, too, a private, exacting eye for color and pattern that no one, least of all Babita herself, recognizes as the beginning of anything. It takes a hostel mirror, a hallmate's burn scar, and a woman named Neelam who wants only one thing, the choice of when people notice it, for that eye to become a company. What Babita builds is not a promise to disappear. It's the opposite: a business built on the conviction that a face doesn't need fixing to deserve a say in how it's seen, a conviction tested hardest when the money on the table asks her to sell fear instead. Spanning a Himachal childhood to a Chandigarh startup, Lavender is a family story before it's a business story: about parents who get it wrong before they get it right, a daughter who has to leave home to understand what home actually gave her, and a company named, quietly, for a field of imperfect purple flowers that only look flawless from far away.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering.

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Thirsty Orchid | Moaz Khan | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Moaz | EAN 9798235643253 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: preigu GmbH & Co. KG, Lengericher Landstr. 19, 49078 Osnabrück, mail[at]preigu[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Lavender | Moaz Khan | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Moaz | EAN 9798233493980 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: preigu GmbH & Co. KG, Lengericher Landstr. 19, 49078 Osnabrück, mail[at]preigu[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Bullseye Confidence | Moaz Khan | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Moaz | EAN 9798235662476 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: preigu GmbH & Co. KG, Lengericher Landstr. 19, 49078 Osnabrück, mail[at]preigu[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Inspiration from real life events and legal issues in Kenya.He has never passed a bar exam. He has never been called to the bar. And for two and a half years, he has been one of Kenya's most formidable courtroom advocates, and no one has caught him. Yet.Solomon Adaka grew up broke, brilliant, and unemployable, a computer science graduate in a town with no use for his degree and no patience for his poverty. Then one ordinary Wednesday, a routine maintenance visit to the Law Society of Kenya's registry leaves him alone at an unlocked terminal, and he makes a choice he can never take back. He replaces a dormant advocate's photograph with his own. He becomes, on paper, a man who already exists.What follows is not a con that unravels. It is a career that soars.Solomon frees an innocent man by finding the real suspect's alibi, the one the police never bothered to check. He wins a mother's freedom by proving the law understands what a courtroom rarely admits. He exposes corruption inside a school no one else dares touch, and takes on a counterfeit vaccine case by crossing his own profession's picket line to do it. He argues cases with a seductive, dangerous brilliance that leaves even his rivals asking the wrong question, not whether he's good enough to win, but who could possibly have taught him to be this good.He builds a reputation few real lawyers ever earn. He builds a life. An ally who suspects the truth for years and chooses loyalty anyway. A rival advocate whose respect he earns the hardest way there is. A mother who believes, completely, in the son she thinks she knows.Every year the deception holds is a year it becomes harder to imagine surviving its discovery.Because somewhere out there, the real Solomon Adaka is still alive. And when he finally comes looking for the identity that was stolen from him, everything Solomon has built, every case he's won, every life he's touched, gets pulled into a reckoning no courtroom victory can talk its way around.STOLEN ARGUMENT is a gripping, morally unflinching courtroom drama set against the real backdrop of Kenya's legal system, about a man extraordinarily good at a profession he has no right to practice, and the two and a half years he spends outrunning a truth that was always going to catch him.This is not a story that lets you choose a side and stay there. It is not interested in telling you that talent excuses theft, or that theft erases talent. It asks a harder question and refuses to answer it for you: is justice defined by who is permitted to argue it? Or by whether the argument itself is true?For readers who love courtroom drama with real moral weight, a protagonist who is never simply a hero or simply a fraud, and a legal system rendered with genuine care and research, STOLEN ARGUMENT delivers a verdict you will be thinking about long after the final page.What would you have done in his place? What would you forgive, and what would you never be able to?Turn the page. The court is now in session. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Inspiration from real life events and legal issues in Kenya.He has never passed a bar exam. He has never been called to the bar. And for two and a half years, he has been one of Kenya's most formidable courtroom advocates, and no one has caught him. Yet.Solomon Adaka grew up broke, brilliant, and unemployable, a computer science graduate in a town with no use for his degree and no patience for his poverty. Then one ordinary Wednesday, a routine maintenance visit to the Law Society of Kenya's registry leaves him alone at an unlocked terminal, and he makes a choice he can never take back. He replaces a dormant advocate's photograph with his own. He becomes, on paper, a man who already exists.What follows is not a con that unravels. It is a career that soars.Solomon frees an innocent man by finding the real suspect's alibi, the one the police never bothered to check. He wins a mother's freedom by proving the law understands what a courtroom rarely admits. He exposes corruption inside a school no one else dares touch, and takes on a counterfeit vaccine case by crossing his own profession's picket line to do it. He argues cases with a seductive, dangerous brilliance that leaves even his rivals asking the wrong question, not whether he's good enough to win, but who could possibly have taught him to be this good.He builds a reputation few real lawyers ever earn. He builds a life. An ally who suspects the truth for years and chooses loyalty anyway. A rival advocate whose respect he earns the hardest way there is. A mother who believes, completely, in the son she thinks she knows.Every year the deception holds is a year it becomes harder to imagine surviving its discovery.Because somewhere out there, the real Solomon Adaka is still alive. And when he finally comes looking for the identity that was stolen from him, everything Solomon has built, every case he's won, every life he's touched, gets pulled into a reckoning no courtroom victory can talk its way around.STOLEN ARGUMENT is a gripping, morally unflinching courtroom drama set against the real backdrop of Kenya's legal system, about a man extraordinarily good at a profession he has no right to practice, and the two and a half years he spends outrunning a truth that was always going to catch him.This is not a story that lets you choose a side and stay there. It is not interested in telling you that talent excuses theft, or that theft erases talent. It asks a harder question and refuses to answer it for you: is justice defined by who is permitted to argue it? Or by whether the argument itself is true?For readers who love courtroom drama with real moral weight, a protagonist who is never simply a hero or simply a fraud, and a legal system rendered with genuine care and research, STOLEN ARGUMENT delivers a verdict you will be thinking about long after the final page.What would you have done in his place? What would you forgive, and what would you never be able to?Turn the page. The court is now in session. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Stolen Argument | Moaz Khan | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Moaz | EAN 9798235703612 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: preigu GmbH & Co. KG, Lengericher Landstr. 19, 49078 Osnabrück, mail[at]preigu[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.