SACREMENTS
by Clive Barker
- First published 1995
- 548 pages
- French
Will Rabjohns, a world-renowned wildlife photographer, dedicates his life to capturing the final moments of endangered species, driven by an obsession born from a mysterious childhood encounter. After a near-fatal incident in the Arctic, Will is plunged into a coma, revisiting the haunting memories of two enigmatic figures, Rosa McGee and Jacob Steep, who initiated him into a world of primal passions and the profound purities of death. This dark dream compels him on a journey from the vibrant streets of San Francisco back to the ancient landscapes of England and Scotland, where he must confront the echoes of his past and the true nature of his destiny.
Sacrament delves into the interwoven fates of humanity and the natural world, exploring themes of extinction, identity, and the search for meaning in a world grappling with loss. It is a story of self-discovery, where the personal and the planetary converge, inviting readers to consider the profound connections that link all living things and the transformative power of confronting one's deepest fears and desires.
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Details & editions
- This edition
- BRAGELONNE, 2016
- ISBN
- 9791028101459
- Language
- French
Original edition Sacrament Originally published in 1995 · English · HarperCollins Publishers








