Sara Wijayanto

The tragic story of a girl who was marked throughout her life because of her love life. Eager to know firsthand the wonders of first love, and the wonderful, eye-opening passage to sexual awakening, an innocent young woman gives herself, unconditionally, to her immature boyfriend. However, what should be a beautiful experience, right from the start, it turns into a traumatic experiment in something that resembles love. Will she ever forget that awful day when she was sixteen? —Nick Riganas

Zora has been described as an indigo since young, making her life always haunted and targeted by supernatural beings. Alongside her younger sister, who is also an indigo, they strive to overcome their fear of these unseen attacks. Zora has a younger sister, Ninda, who suffers schizophrenia. But then a psychic named Sekar stated that Ninda is an indigo, the one who has a sixth sense that could see other worlds. Currently, Ninda's life is threatened by an invisible figure who kept bothering her. To save her, Zora's help is needed. When she was little, Zora turned out to be an indigo whose abilities had been closed. Now this ability must be unlocked again in order to save her younger sister. And when her abilities reopen, she has to adapt for being an indigo, facing ghosts from another world, while also uncovering the mystery of a frightening past.

A severe seizure triggers Saga's repressed memories, making her confront unsettling truths about her past and present, challenging her identity in every family role. After being hit by a fierce epilepsy seizure Saga's life changes forever. Long forgotten repressed memories suddenly start to come back, forcing her to face a disturbing truth about her past, and present, and her role in life as a daughter, sister, partner and mother. —Tinna Hrafnsdóttir