Death itself is frightening enough. Watching yourself being killed night after night and feeling every single death is even worse. The worst, however, is learning that any day, you could be next and never wake up again. Can Valentina solve the mystery of her murders in time, and is she strong enough to prevent the worst from happening?

Wisconsin, summer 1985: After another boy disappears in the small town of Janesville, seventeen-year-old Aileen becomes curious because Jonathan Mccormack is now the third missing boy. Before him there were Bobby and Matt, her secret crush who she has missed terribly ever since. As soon as she begins to doubt that the three boys have run away, strange things begin to happen in her town. First her TV goes crazy, then a girl from her school is brutally attacked while swimming and then there is this police sketch that eerily resembles her neighbor. Her neighbor Mr. Phelps seems to be getting closer and closer to her life, so close, that he is dangerously near when she realises who he really is. With all her courage she gets into the clutches of the murderer to stop his crimes once and for all, but will she succeed or does she expect the same fate as the others before her? -A Thriller -

''I am still thinking about these dreams. They were so intense, frying my brain for weeks.'' Some humans can't remember their dreams at all, believing they don't dream. Yet, even a newborn can dream. It may sound foolish, but I believe our minds travel to another world when we sleepwandering in an alternate universe while our Earthly bodies rest. From terrifying nightmares to exciting lucid dreams, the tales provoke contemplation about one's own sleep journey.

What happens to love when life ends? Is death, so humble and silent, the very end of love, too? Wherever life goes, death follows. Sometimes it's literal, but sometimes it's just a figure of speech. Grief, change, loss, and fear, all different faces of death, can also be a consequence of love. An expression of it. If you have been in love, even unrequited; if you have lost someone dear to you; if you had to leave your home for a better future; if you believe there is something else after the last breath... then you know some answers. These stories, where reality and fiction collide, want to prove that love and death travel together, more often than we know.

"Streets paved with gold, endless opportunities, freedom and stability"- Ever since her father has died and her brother has emigrated, America keeps calling for Orla. When a final stroke of misfortune hits her family, they agree to take on a treacherous journey from Ireland towards their new home to be: New York. But was it worth, taking the risk, and will the American Dream come true for them? This book was initially created for a school project, alongside a suitcase and several notes, postcards and pictures. However, as the story progressed, writing this diary became a much more personal and cherished experience for me, which I would like to share with the world.

My suitcase was packed the day before I left. Adventures ahead and absolutely no plan what was awaiting me. Now I am living in the US and living my personal dream - selling the best chocolate in the world to worlds largest retailers. On the way I met so many great people for whom I am infinitely thankful. Meeting new people usually means answering the same questions all the time. What is your name? How are you? Where are you from? Where do you work? Living abroad shifts those questions slightly and I collected 12 questions that I get frequently asked and decided to write down my thoughts of them. I don't want to give the answer "Fine, how are you?". I want to dive deeper and explain. All those things that don't fit in the thirty second answer.