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A paranormal horror novel

 





I changed the cover for my paranormal novel "I will kill you in my dream". 

The blurb: This novel has a place of action in ex Yugoslavia. 

Helena is bulied by her peers and teachers. When she experienced trauma, her visions are hunting her in dreams.

The review:

Kristina tells the story of a girl named Helena who is plagued by nightmares. The primary plot in the story is devoted to Helena’s dreams. Each sometimes Helena dreams of someone she does not like or who has hurt her in some way. One incident occurs with a teacher that verbally abused Helena. He dies immediately following Helena’s dream. Helena speculates that she may be a psychic as her aunt was. Her dreams foretell negative events that involve others. Each time she dreams, something bad happens to others.

Genre: paranormal horror, young adult

Cover illustrator: Red Cape Publishing

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