Whether we like it or not, life remains and will always remain a mystery, despite faith and belief. The natural and the supernatural coexist. Is there life after death? Does the Grim Reaper put an end to everything? Resurrection exists, a rare event that falls under the category of miracles. Some individuals who have clinically died mysteriously return to life. In Haiti, this is known as zombification, a sociological phenomenon. Haitian law has so far ignored this social fact. However, every authentic Haitian, regardless of religion, intellectual level, or social class, has heard of zombies. Many of them believe in them. The uniqueness of Ketsia Audain’s novel lies in the romantic relationship, known to many, between a zombie and a living person.

Author Ketsia Audain will present her novel titled À la limite de l'amour at the 30th edition of Livres en folie. Lorana Saintal, beautiful, alluring, and well-formed, had everything to succeed in life and lead a happy existence, to establish a beautiful home. Before flying to France to join her fiancé and marry, she decided to visit Kadas, a locality in the west of Haiti where her father resides. What was supposed to be a brief visit to her beloved father in a natural setting, where she could enjoy the benefits of nature by listening to the melodies of birds and flowing water, tasting fresh and healthy food, breathing clean air, and strolling happily to recharge her batteries, would suddenly turn into a nightmare, even a tragedy. Unfortunately for her, the young lady crossed paths with a young man named Nicolas, a white wolf, who became infatuated with her. Poorly managed passion leads to madness and blindness. A regretful and futile regret! One morning, Kadas awoke to the shocking news of Lorana's death; she had been passing through and was not ill. Manfé, a well-known witch and Nicolas’s aunt, had no choice but to resort to sorcery to allow her disheartened and confused nephew to possess the beautiful Lorana; he had to have her, dead or alive!