In a city where the summer sun once meant joy and freedom, a mother mourns the unimaginable: the loss of her daughter to senseless violence. The Summer of Tears is a poetic reckoning with grief, memory, and the haunting truths that live in the streets long after the sirens fade.

Through nine deeply moving chapters, Fatima J. Davis transforms personal tragedy into a powerful, collective cry for justice. Her lyrical prose captures the weight of a mother's sorrow, the silence of communities forgotten, and the quiet strength of those who survive the unthinkable.

This is not just a story of one summer, It is the story of who we have loved and lost under a burning sky.

Raw, unflinching, and unforgettable, The Summer of Tears is both a tribute and a testimony. A book that mourns, remembers, and refuses to be silent.