Ina Zeneli, born in Albania in June 1989, discovered her love for storytelling at a young age. She fell in love with books, and that love sparked a deep passion for writing.

Ina's writing is inspired by her affection for both kids and adults. Her books include "The Boy Who Talked His Way into Trouble," "Tickles, Toys, and Tunes," and "Hanna The Job Quitter."

She doesn't stick to just one kind of story. In her first novel, "Looking Death in the Eyes," she blends real life with imagination in a seamless way.

This book tells a captivating story that weaves the mystical and the magical. It's filled with extraordinary events that make you question the line between what's ordinary and what's magical. It explores the power of believing in both curses and miracles.

Ina has put her heart and soul into every word of this story. She hopes Rachel's tale will inspire you and remind you that hope never fades, even in tough times. Rachel's journey shows the strength of the human spirit and the unshakable power of love and support in hard times.

To the Readers: To those who pick up this book and embark on this journey, Ina says a heartfelt thank you. She's humbled by your choice to read this story, which was influenced by a special but private person.

This book celebrates the strength of people coming together, the inspiration it brings, and the incredible impact of unwavering support. Thank you, dear readers, for being part of this adventure.