Books
Music tells me stories
The first volume of the #musicmuse collection awaits you with tales of various genres – romance, fantasy, sci-fi, adventure, "told" by the music performed by Imagine Dragons, OneRepublic, Linkin Park, Sam Smith, Prince, the music from the movies Die Another Day, Oblivion, and TRON-Legacy, but especially by a series of South-Korean singers I’ve come to love while watching the K-dramas they starred in or while "surfing" on YouTube Music – Lee Min-Ho, Lee Seung-Gi, Kim Hyun-Joong, and Gaho.
Killer god
Trauma is a god that can destroy you or enlighten you. Yes, that Killer god that gives the controversial title to the book. It’s a god, not God. It is stunningly beautiful, but also a serial killer. In loose translation, the behaviors learned when you were a child, as a defense mechanism against traumatic events, make you react unconsciously in the same way—with anxiety, anger, shame, or guilt—in present situations that have no connection to the past. The child spills the glass of water, and you scream at him as if it were the end of the world. What needs to be done?
Read Killer god, and within its pages, you will find both entertainment and a viable model for healing the trauma.
Living in a dream
The novel - belonging to the paranormal thriller genre - offers you two intertwined love stories that take place during college years. The love between Ella, a psychology student, and Nicky, a pop music singer, first unfolds in dreams experienced together by the protagonists, much like in the well-known film Inception, and later in reality. However, someone is watching them from the shadows and opposes their love. Will they manage to stay together?
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