Sarah

"One day, you lose everything. But eternal love gives you everything back." LIONEL BOULET

Halloween 1992, a massacre has just taken place in an abandoned Detroit church. A gang that had been operating in the city for years has been targeted and decimated. Sarah, a teenage street girl, survives the carnage and leaves to join her mother, a drug addict and prostitute. Together they flee the city. Away from it all and thinking of a new, peaceful life, their luck begins to turn as their lives are turned upside down. 7 years later, their past catches up with them. The two women are kidnapped and brought back to Detroit. It's then that a diabolical trap closes in on them. But an unexpected encounter throws everything into question. Sarah will be scarred to the depths of her soul when she confronts her past, her present and even her future. Will Sarah be able to face her destiny? But who is she in reality?

• This book is a short story in the drama/thriller/fantasy genre, mixing violence, revenge and love...
• WARNING: Certain texts and statements may offend the sensibilities of the young and the uninformed.
• Sarah: Les larmes du corbeau is a dizzyingly dark work set in an oppressive, violent world, directly inspired by the 1994 film The Crow, directed by Alex Proyas and based on the comics created by James O'Barr, as well as part of the life of author Lionel Boulet. This book isn't just for fans of The Crow, so don't hesitate to discover Sarah's story!

[ Sarah: The Tears of the Crow is a fan-book inspired by The Crow movie and comics franchise, but the original idea of the book is first and foremost a personal story of the author, of his own traumatic experiences from his childhood to today. That's why The Crow helped his a lot. The author behind Sarah: The Tears of the Crow are in no way affiliated with the copyright owners and shareholders of The Crow movies and comic franchise. The author just a fan who wrote this book for the fans and to make other people discover a cinematic masterpiece as well as the comics. This is why some text/quotes may therefore refer to certain scenes in the movie. ]