ANANSI'S WEB

When Ama returns to her mother's village for her grandmother's funeral, she expects grief, old memories, and maybe the awkward warmth of relatives she barely remembers. What she doesn't expect is the silence-the uneasy kind that hangs over the town like fog.
It's been ten years since Ama last set foot in Nyamekye, a village whispered to be protected by the old spider god, Kweku Ananse. But the moment she arrives, strange things begin to happen: webs appearing overnight across sacred trees, villagers murmuring about curses, and shadows that seem to move when no one's looking.
As Ama delves deeper into her grandmother's past, she unravels secrets buried beneath generations of fear and deceit-secrets that tie her bloodline to Ananse himself. Caught between the world of the living and the realm of spirits, Ama must confront the truth: some webs are spun not to trap prey, but to keep something far darker from escaping.
In Ananse's Web, myth meets mystery in a haunting tale of legacy, deception, and the price of uncovering what was meant to stay hidden.