When The Girl in The mirror spoke her name, she knew something was dreadfully wrong.

Diagnosed with mild schizophrenia, Mora's life as a teenager is a tumultuous blend of low self-esteem, boy troubles, and bullies. Although medication usually keeps her symptoms in check, disturbing new occurrences begin to shatter her sense of reality. Voices whisper secrets, ghosts flicker in her peripheral vision, and chilling text messages warn her to be quiet—even while she's medicated.

Despite her assurances that these experiences are real, her father, a psychiatrist, dismissively increases her dosage. But when unexplainable lacerations begin to mar Mora's body, she becomes convinced that the menacing Girl in The Mirror is more than a hallucination.

As her parents seek medical help they all are convinced she's harming herself and that her condition is worsening. Mora starts to question her own sanity and wonders if her mind is playing tricks on her, or is a sinister force really reaching out from beyond the mirror to do her harm.

"The Girl in The Mirror," is the debut novel in a gripping series that blurs the lines between a psychological and a supernatural thriller. Perfect for fans of edge-of-your-seat suspense and shocking twists, this series delves deep into the fragility of the mind and the darkness that can lurk within.