'Kim', a Mexican regular girl who gets chopped by chasing haunts her whole life, of which she infers that none befalls in reality. Such awakening vanishes and slumbering discerns of her unstoppable perceptions are uncloaked in Alyssa Jayven's obsessing debut, "Girl In A Hidden Gale," a psychological thriller genre. The story is compelled to be a tormented race for destination that leads to deaths of Kim's own blood- intended target deaths by a mystery killer. Bewildering suspense will be carried out along the book. Unpredictable, astonishing, dreadful, horrific and wondrous story that would leave the readers admiring the twists played with the characters. A new history epic in fiction thriller genre. "I am drowned in blood completely- the smell, the feel, the fear, the pains- all are filled with blood. I can even feel the taste of blood in my mouth. My left cheek is bulged as if swollen. I am hardly trying to open my eyes that are horribly wet with tears or maybe even with blood. I am hurt badly in many places. My hands are tied tight on my back. Bloody hell... it's paining all over the body. I feel like I'm dying. No this shouldn't end like this. I have to getup but I'm losing all the energy through blood that's oozing out. Someone is slapping my face on both sides to wake me. 'Getup you beast, getup now.'- a screaming voice. 'She shouldn't die, I told you not to do this', another one says to the person hitting me. 'I'm sure she is not going to die that easy, she is a strong bloody chick. Getup you dork'- I'm slapped again and again which is actually making my eyes open wider from the lashes that are stuck to each other in blood moist." "She is calling me 'Mom' in front of everyone. I wish I could touch her, cuddle her and carry her the way she asked me to. What the hell am I supposed to do? I just can't help it. I really can't- It's not about what others say or think. Her body was trembling with fear and pain. Way down deep, the innermost part of my heart is twitching flames to blow away the consequences, lift her up and carry in my arms. But I am sorry..."