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I will kill you in my dream - by Kristina Gallo





This is YA supernatural horror story. Helena just wanted to live like an ordinary teenager. She was a victim of the wrong education system in ex Yugoslavia. 

 The trauma destroyed her youth.  As a compensation, she got the unexpected power. The price was high, because her dreams turn into nightmares which became true. 

Nothing will be the same after unexpected events, things will go in an undesirable direction and she could not control it.

My story is based on real events and you can find it on Amazon, an e-book, a paperback and hardcover edition.

 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07NRZBNVC/ref=cm_sw_r_tw_dp_U_x_3RRzCb0CEVM20
From the preview:

It was a curse for young people in Croatia. Even if you were only sixteen, you could find a way to get a beer. You could smoke and get laid. What was funny was you couldn’t stay late if your parents decided. So, your curfew was generally 12:00 a.m. This club would close at midnight, as the city did not issue licenses to work later, and your parents would take you home if you are not from the capital.


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