Story By Nuru Ngorombe
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Nuru Ngorombe

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The coach potato king and the ticking time-bandits
Updated at Jul 13, 2026, 13:50
Enjoy yourself on this book. "The couch potato king and the ticking time-bandits" is a nine‑chapter contemporary fantasy comedy set in a near‑future world where laziness is not a flaw it’s a secret magic. When Bob, the most laid‑back office worker in Snoozeville, accidentally activates an ancient pocket watch, he is whisked away to Lazaria, a kingdom built on naps, hammocks, and zero productivity. Prophesied as the Lazy Lord, Bob must defend this dreamy realm from the Busy Buzz, a horde of over‑organized ants led by the clock‑obsessed Queen Zippyzoom and the sinister Clockwork Overlord. Joined by his quirky team Wizzywink the tiny wizard, Sir Snooze‑a‑Lot the knight in pajamas, Grumble the dwarf, Flutterina the fairy, and even his grumpy former boss, Mr. Grimshaw, Bob unlocks a series of lazy powers through the watch, including Snooze Storms, Dream Delays, the Snooze Whistle, Bounce Beans, and more. As he travels from the Whisper Woods to the Bounce Bog and beyond, he discovers the hidden truth about the Nap Gods and the Overlord’s plan to turn the entire world into a grinding machine of schedules. Funny, family‑friendly, and full of imaginative twists, The Lazy Employee turns the ordinary life of a tired worker into an extraordinary lazy adventure where relaxation is the real hero.
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The prisoner of gratitude
Updated at May 6, 2026, 13:19
The Prisoner of gratitude In the silence of a restless night, Edward wakes behind cold prison walls, haunted by a past he cannot escape. Known as a man of kindness, his fate takes a dark and unexpected turn when a single act of compassion leads him into a world of betrayal, secrets, and injustice. As hope fades, one woman refuses to give up on him. Madam Ndoe, driven by truth and courage, begins a dangerous journey to uncover what really happened. But the deeper she digs, the more she realizes that Edward’s imprisonment is only a small piece of a much larger mystery. In a story where loyalty is tested and truth hides in shadows, one question remains — is Edward truly guilty, or is he a prisoner of his own kindness?
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