The Things We Buried in Nkyinkyim

In the village of Nkyinkyim, some truths never die. They wait. When Efua marries into the powerful Asante family and moves into their ancient compound, she arrives without history - but with eyes that count everything. What she finds in an old chest will shake three generations. Fifty years ago, Atta Yaa made a choice. A necessary choice. A choice that protected her children and destroyed her most precious friendship.
Nobody ever spoke of it. Until now. For fifty years, two families have lived in the shadow of a betrayal nobody dared to name. Two families carrying the same story in the wrong shape - one with the shame of what was taken, the other with the weight of what was gained. It is Efua - the outsider with no stake in whether the truth holds - who builds the bridge. Because sometimes only someone with nothing to protect can say the thing that needs to be said.
Set in a pre-colonial Akan kingdom in Ghana, The Things We Buried in Nkyinkyim is a sweeping, intimate novel about land, betrayal, inherited silence, and what it costs to finally tell the truth across generations.