Critiques en avant-premièreNadija Mujagic

When fortune turns into a nightmare, trust becomes the ultimate currency.

When Lynn Miller, an ordinary woman, wins a life-altering lottery jackpot, she believes her dreams have come true. But her newfound wealth soon becomes a curse as a relentless stalker emerges from the shadows. Struggling to convince her skeptical husband, James, that she's in danger, Lynn finds herself trapped in a web of paranoia and uncertainty.

As the stalking escalates, secrets buried deep within their family's past begin to surface--secrets that jeopardize trust and safety.

In a gripping tale of suspense and shattered trust, Lynn navigates the treacherous terrain of wealth, deception, and the boundaries of family loyalty. As the lines blur between friend and foe, she must fight to protect herself before it's too late.

Mitch Wegner had it all: a prestigious career as a professor, a loving wife, and a reputation as a brilliant academic. But when a student takes his own life and Mitch is blamed, his life quickly spirals out of control. As his marriage falls apart and his job is put on the line, Mitch finds himself descending into a dark and dangerous world.

Haunted by his past and fueled by his own narcissism, Mitch makes a series of increasingly desperate choices that lead him down a path of violence and betrayal. When another person on campus mysteriously dies, Mitch becomes the prime suspect, but the truth behind the killings is far more twisted than anyone could have imagined.

In this gripping psychological thriller, author Nadija Mujagic takes readers on a heart-pounding journey through the mind of a man consumed by his own ego and the dark secrets that he thought he had buried. With twists and turns that will keep you on the edge of your seat until the very end, The Master of Demise is a chilling tale of obsession, revenge, and the terrifying consequences of our actions.

When Carl Walker is offered a rare opportunity to become rich beyond his wildest dreams, will he be willing to make the sacrifices needed to make his dreams come true?

It is the year 1987. Carl Walker, a retired widower, is having an ordinary day when his neighbor tells him there are stashed diamonds that remained hidden in a secret location since World War II. The secret is safe with only a few, including an elderly woman who would be an excellent source for information if she didn't suffer from a bad case of dementia.

When the stock market crashes on Black Monday, Carl Walker is alarmed. The value of his stocks sharply plummets and he has no other options but to pursue the diamond hunt to offset his loss. He packs his bags and travels the globe in search of the diamonds, but a man keeps following him, making his hunt nearly impossible.

During Carl’s diamond hunt, he does the unspeakable which ultimately leads him to confront his darkest fears and unearth the truth about himself and his life. Swift, surprising and provoking, The Brilliant Mirage is a riveting novel, certain to shock you with its final, heartbreaking turn.

One is scarred by bloodshed. Motherhood evades the other. When two women are faced with the possibility of new life, what is the cost of conception?

Bosnia, 2008. Selma Karic can't shake the burden she carries. With her days forever darkened by the shadows of genocide, the traumatized survivor works to pick up the pieces and redefine her sense of purpose. But trust hits an ugly low when an intimate moment of solace leaves her confused... and pregnant.

USA, 2008. Emma Harris is overwhelmed with life. Crushed by school debt and walking on professional thin ice, the newly married business woman feels further away from strength and independence every day. But her heart shatters when she discovers any chance of naturally conceiving a child is completely out of reach.

In despair of her fate, Selma dodges the baby's father she unwittingly gave everything to. And when Emma goes behind her husband's back to borrow funds for the exorbitant IVF prices, the foundation of her lies and desperation threatens to crumble.

With profound destinies playing out in parallel, can both Selma and Emma still bring beauty into the world?

Unflinching and moving, author Nadija Mujagic weaves a deeply impactful pair of journeys through parenthood and trauma. Authentic to its roots and intensely personal, this powerful narrative expertly dissects the human element driving persistence in its purest form.

Till a Better World is a heartrending women's fiction novel. If you like no-punches-pulled realism, tear-jerking drama, and eye-opening poignancy, then you'll love Nadija Mujagic's story of hope.

One is scarred by bloodshed. Motherhood evades the other. When two women are faced with the possibility of new life, what is the cost of conception?

Bosnia, 2008. Selma Karic can’t shake the burden she carries. With her days forever darkened by the shadows of genocide, the traumatized survivor works to pick up the pieces and redefine her sense of purpose. But trust hits an ugly low when an intimate moment of solace leaves her confused… and pregnant.

USA, 2008. Emma Harris is drowning in overwhelm. Crushed by school debt and on professional thin ice, the newly married businesswoman feels further away from strength and independence every day. But her heart shatters when she discovers any chance of naturally conceiving a child is completely out of reach.

In despair of her fate, Selma dodges the baby’s father she unwittingly gave everything to. And when Emma goes behind her husband’s back to borrow funds for the exorbitant IVF prices, the foundation of her lies and desperation threatens to crumble.

With profound destinies playing out in parallel, can both Selma and Emma still bring beauty into the world?

Unflinching and moving, author Nadija Mujagic weaves a deeply impactful pair of journeys through parenthood and trauma. Authentic to its roots and intensely personal, this powerful narrative expertly dissects the human element driving persistence in its purest form.

Till a Better World is a heartrending women’s fiction novel. If you like no-punches-pulled realism, tear-jerking drama, and eye-opening poignancy, then you’ll love Nadija Mujagic’s story of hope.

At the age of 19 and newly married, fleeing from her native country and still haunted by her demons from the Bosnian War, Nadija struggles to adapt to the completely different culture of the USA. Immigrant life cannot protect her from her abusive marriage, which magnifies and extends her war trauma. Isolated and lonely, she learns new life lessons, making many mistakes along the way. Can she face her war demons head on and rise above the horrors of her past to start afresh? An inspiring, poignant and occasionally humorous story of one young woman's determination to achieve the happiness she deserves in the wake of a doubly devastating past.

Sarajevo 1992: a page-turning witness account of teenage life in a city at war that will immerse you in a world where survival is the only thought. At the age of 14, Nadija watches from her window as tanks roll into the airport across the street. It’s the beginning of the Serbian siege of the Bosnian capital. When a sniper kills their next door neighbor, Nadija and her family are forced to flee. Where can they find safe refuge? How does this young girl cope during the terrifying and seemingly never ending war? The true story of a teenager who learns to survive under the brutal war-sculpted lifestyle and losses under siege. Highlights by BookLife Prize: Mujagic's prose is descriptive, polished, and features well-integrated historical and political details without ever becoming dry.