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Seeking ARC Readers
I’m assembling a small team of early readers for my upcoming thriller, Nisamehe, and I’d love to invite you to be part of it.


 

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Nisamehe (Forgive Me)

Join My Early Reader Team

Become part of the exclusive early reader team for Nisamehe, a romantic thriller set against the charged geopolitical landscape of East Africa. As an early reader, you’ll receive advance (free) access to the novel and play a vital role in shaping its launch under 8th Ave Press.

If it doesn't interest you, but you know of someone who would be interested, please pass my contact details on to them. I am hoping to get about 40 ARC readers before launching on Amazon 5 October 2026.

What You’ll Receive

  • Early access to the complete copy of Nisamehe

  • Professional BookFunnel delivery for seamless reading on any device

  • Exclusive behind-the-scenes updates and author notes

What I Ask in Return

  • An honest review during launch week (5th October 2026)

  • Optional feedback on pacing, clarity, or emotional resonance, which can be sent to Contact Me.

  • All feedback is much appreciated. Please send by 30th Sept 2026.

Your insights help refine the final release and support the book’s momentum.

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About Nisamehe

An Arab's journal. A forbidden journey. A deadly conspiracy.

Nisamehe - “Forgive Me” in Kiswahili - is used to apologise for pain or misfortune that is your fault. A title that encapsulates a need for understanding and reconciliation in the face of conflict. This action thriller is set in 1956, a time of important historical and cultural issues in Tanganyika. It’s an African adventure and a love story that explores the complicated relationship between wildlife protection, the rights of local people, and a struggle for independence.

This story is for readers who love sweeping historical adventure with a hefty dose of political intrigue and romance. Fans of Out of Africa, Wilbur Smith or Ken Follett, who appreciate stories set against the backdrop of a changing world, will be absorbed in colonial Africa on the brink of independence. It will appeal to those who enjoy a flawed hero, a high-stakes plot, and a rich, evocative setting.

Nisamehe blends romantic suspense with geopolitical intrigue, following characters caught between loyalty, survival, and a forbidden connection. Set across East Africa, it delivers tension, emotional depth, and a vivid sense of place.

Thank You

Your willingness to read early and share your thoughts is invaluable. Early readers are the heartbeat of a successful launch, and I’m grateful to have you on this journey.

© 2026 CJ Audas

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