Crying Wolf

Boudreau's memoir is a radically honest account of one woman’s journey to survive sexual violence, in a society that protects perpetrators and persecutes their prey. Ultimately though, it is a hopeful story with Eden’s determination to do more than just survive in the aftermath of rape, heralding in a new era for those who have had their stories dismissed for too long, as nothing more than crying wolf. 
In this gripping memoir, a boundary breaking new author, narrates raw and poignant depictions of her battles with post-traumatic stress disorder, sexual trauma, drug use and suicidal thoughts. With vivid storytelling, Eden offers moment from her early life and marriage, interwoven throughout her story of recovery, that spotlight how the patriarchy continues to demonize and invalidate survivors when they fall into what is considered “fringe” or marginalized communities.Target audience: Women and female identifying persons, between the ages of 25 and 45. Survivors of sexual violence, harassment and/or grooming. Bisexual, kink positive and queer communities. Sex educators and somatic therapists. Trauma and sexual assault counsellors. Polyamorous communities.CRYING WOLF speaks to the majority of survivors who do not report their assaults, are deterred or denied their right to pursue criminal persecution. And how they have to navigate their recovery without the closure of a guilty verdict.Crying Wolf is know My Name meets I May Destroy You.