Set in the largely untouched Konkomba region of Northern Ghana, the narrative explores a world where traditional customs prevail over modern influences. The local culture features unique practices such as polygamy and sister-swapping for marriage. In this society, witchdoctors hold significant power, and the sacred forest is both revered and feared. The authors, Ronaldo and Rossana Lidorio, venture into this complex landscape, confronting cultural barriers and the realities of tribal warfare and human sacrifice, challenging readers to consider their own fears and perceptions.
