In the Rose Garden of the White House, a spider spins silk—and the nation takes notice.

When a cryptic message appears overnight in a spiderweb outside the Oval Office, no one expects it to dominate headlines, hijack the Sunday shows, and unravel a presidency. But Charlotte, a seemingly ordinary garden spider, isn't weaving for insects—she's weaving for impact.

As public fascination grows, President Donald Penwick flails for control, his staff scrambles to contain the narrative, and the First Lady returns from a diplomatic trip to find herself at the center of a movement she didn't ask to lead. With each new dawn, Charlotte's web reveals a message more searing than the last, leaving the nation—and its leaders—enthralled, enraged, and increasingly unsure of who's really in charge.

A sharp, sly fable for the modern age, Charlotte's Truth skewers politics, ego, media frenzy, and the delicate threads that hold power together. In just a few thousand words, it delivers a full-scale takedown of spin culture—with eight legs and no apologies.