Winnie is stunned by the sudden death of her husband Harold. But before she can even process her loss, she and her sons are arrested and accused of murdering him. Unknown to her, her mother-in-law Mercy has set in motion a chain of events to ensure that she and sons are convicted in order to lock them out of the succession race for Harold’s multimillion estate. Helped by her lover, the County Commander of Criminal Investigations, Mercy splashes bribes to ensure that Winnie and her sons are sent to jail forever.

Jecinta’s life has always been dramatic, right from the day she was born. Her paternity was contested, since her mother was sleeping with two brothers at the same time when she concieved. When the question of her paternity was resolved, the man she always knew as her father turned out not to be her biological father. Furious, he killed Jecinta’s mother in her presence. At the tender age of twelve, she was sexually molested by the two sons of the man who turned out to be her biological father. The boys’ mother treated her as a slave, and when Jecinta was raped, she accused her of seducing her sons. Jecinta has overcome all that to become a successful cardiothoracic surgeon, and a co-owner of the hospital where she works. However, she desires to have a family, but the trauma of her younger life fills her with the fear of romance. As if that is not enough, her step brothers hatch a plan to kill her, and they successfully poison her food. Her life suddenly hangs on the balance.

All Joshua wanted was to get a cure for his mother, who was dying of cancer. That is how he got involved with the cult that is now killing any girl he dates. Eight girls are dead. Joshua wanted to stop the carnage after the first girl but the Jezebel, the cult’s agent, forced him to date any girl she believed he had feelings for, and then kills her thereafter. It becomes so bad that Joshua decides that the only way out is to kill himself.

Imelda’s father is a millionaire businessman. He and his wife gave their children the best, but also tried to give them a Christian upbringing. But Imelda was a rebellious child, and was constantly at war with both her parents and teachers. After her high school education, she eloped with her lover, a man called Kingsley. She stole six hundred thousand shillings from her father’s home office before she escaped. But Kingsley was a thug, and he abused her physically and emotionally. Finally, after years of abuse, she gathered courage and escaped, returning to the parents she wronged. Her parents forgave her and took her back. The news that she was pregnant didn’t bother them. She returned to school and earned a degree while working in the family business. She cleaned up her act and became a responsible young woman. But Kingsley came back into her life, initially using his child to get access. He claimed to have changed, and against her parents’ advice, Imelda took him back. Imelda’s father helped them to establish a business that did well for a while. But Imelda’s happiness was short-lived, as Kingsley started physically assaulting her again. Imelda was too embarrassed to confide in her parents. Until the day he nearly killed her.

Rachel was a primary school girl when her father died. The death hit her hard because she loved her father very much. When it emerged that there was a possibility that her own mother had eliminated him because of a romantic affair she had with her pastor, Rachel’s heart hurt even more. She grew up thinking of ways to make her mother and the pastor pay for their sins. But along the way, her mother committed suicide after her pastor conned her and left her destitute. Rachel’s anger now focused on the pastor. She is now a grown up young woman, and a law student at the University of Embu. After years of planning, she is ready to make Pastor Pascal pay for his misdeeds.

Anne is delighted when she gets hired by Senator Fredrick Ruguaru as his personal assistant. Since graduating from university with an actuarial science degree, she has struggled to get a job. Her husband Bernard is a part-time pastor and a full time boda boda rider. The Senator, who is also a Bishop, hires him in his church as a youth pastor. Both Alice and Bernard get six figure salaries, and their lives are transformed. Until one day, five months later, when the Senator takes her to a hotel and rapes her. At the same time, she discovers that Bernard and the Senator’s wife have been having an affair. Alice is determined to get justice against the Senator, but the stacks are solidly against her. No one, not even the police, wants to go against the very influential Senator.

The brutal murder of a farm worker, Job, has exposed the criminal activities of the guards of the Macunkwa Orange Farm, locally known as the Estate. The Estate was established by white settlers and has always been run in a colonial manner, even after it was acquired by a black businessman after independence. The current owner’s son, Kennedy, has been trying to reform the way the farm is operated, but that has put him on a collision course with his father, who has in the recent past preferred his daughter Rita, Kennedy’s sister, because of her willingness to continue doing things the way her father, grandfather and the white founders always did them. Kennedy’s father is also uncomfortable with Kennedy’s girlfriend, Angela, an activist lawyer who has sued the farm several times over human rights abuses. But Kennedy and Angela are aligned in their vision of the ideal farm. Things come to a head when Angela takes up Job’s case. As she fights for Job’s widow against the Estate, she is assisted by Kennedy, his secretary Frida, and Frida’s boyfriend William, who is a guard at the Estate. But Kennedy’s father, Eliud, is not taking it lying down. He orders the killing of Angela, Frida’s parents and William’s parents. This, he believes, will tame his wayward son.

Rhoda is a woman in love. She has been with Richard since their campus days. Richard, however, is a lazy and stingy man. Before they got jobs, she was the one who was breaking her back doing different hustles to sustain them. They are both teachers, and when they are finally absorbed by TSC, Rhoda takes a loan and builds a house on Richard's ancestral land, upgrading them from the mudwalled hut. But Richard turns out to be a drunkard and a womanizer, while Rhoda turns to the church. Ironically, though, when Richard gets saved, he hooks up with Rhoda's pastor, Prophetess Hannah. They brand Rhoda a sorcerer and kick her out of her matrimonial home. Richard marries Prophetess Hannah.

Margaret is the new CEO of the Jahazi Group, the second largest company in Kenya. But while she is an experienced corporate executive, she soon finds out that the corporate politics at the Jahazi Group are unlike anything she has experienced before. For a start, the shareholders are embroiled in a bitter fight over expansion into Somalia. It turns out, to Margaret’s dismay, that the former CEO didn’t die of natural causes as was reported. He was murdered. And now it is Margaret’s turn. She has to pick a side. The minority shareholders have already issued veiled threats. And the majority shareholder is a crazy man who not only expects loyalty from her, but he also wants her to be his latest trophy wife. She tenders her resignation, but it is rejected. The company’s chairman bluntly tells her that the only way out of the company is through a coffin.

Jeremy and Fridah started like many couples-as struggling college sweethearts. But things slowly improved, especially after they got jobs. The problem is that after Fridah, a primary school teacher, got a TSC posting, Jeremy changed and stopped supporting his family. The he got into an accident that left him bedridden for almost two years. After exhausting his sick leave days, Jeremy was fired. Taking care of Jeremy was expensive, and Fridah took a loan to cover the expenses. Then a friend told that she could pursue insurance payment and pointed her to a lawyer. The lawyer told her that in addition to the accident insurance payment, they could also sue Jeremy's former employer for unfair termination. Now Jeremy has recovered. Payments on both fronts have materialized. And that is when he decides to leave Fridah and the children, and hooks up with a new woman. Fridah is left with three children to bring up and a loan to pay. A loan that she spent on an ungrateful man.

Cecilia is hardworking police detective. She is ambitious too, and believes that if she keeps working hard and does the right thing, she will excel in her career. She is tested when the case of a school girl, Sharon, hands on her laps. Sharon has been defiled by an wealthy and influential lawyer. As Cecilia starts investigating, she is suddenly pulled out of the case, in a bid by some of her superiors to save the lawyer. But she leaks the story to a blogger, and it goes viral. Under public pressure, her bosses hand the file back to her. She is now more determined than ever to put the rapist behind bars. But the old lawyer, Maxwell, is not taking it lying down. With the help of his sons, he lays out an elaborate plan to kill both Cecilia and Sharon.

As teenagers and young adults, Donald and Hellen were the ultimate couple. But when Donald's elder brother William returned from the university, Hellen decided that she had chosen the wrong sibling. Donald was condemned to being a poor village carpenter, while his brother was on his way to a white collar job as a teacher. She seduced William, got pregnant and manipulated him into marriage. Fifteen years later, she realizes that her gamble backfired. Donald is now a wealthy owner of a successful furniture business, and is on his way to graduating with a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration. William, on the other hand, seem to have stagnated. His miserable salary, which is already burned with loans, cannot afford Hellen the life she feels she wants. Hellen wants Donald back, even though he is now happily married. She visits a witch doctor, and is informed that she has to offer her current husband William as a sacrifice, if she wants to get Donald back into her life.