What if the past could speak for itself

and it chose you as its voice?

In the heart of a futuristic African city, Zahra Sawadogo has built the Ark of Remembrance—a living archive that preserves Black American history through immersive memory loops. It is her life’s work. Her legacy.

And it’s beginning to glitch.

When sacred memories start to distort—resistance softened, rage erased—Zahra suspects sabotage. But the deeper she digs, the clearer the truth becomes: the attack isn’t just digital. It’s personal.

To protect the Ark, Zahra must confront buried family secrets, an AI growing beyond its code, and a history that refuses to be forgotten. And when a sharp-eyed outsider enters the picture, she finds herself drawn into a deeper reckoning—one that could change everything.

Daughter of the Sahel is a sweeping Afrofuturist debut about memory, power, and the quiet fire of resistance.