Sanja S. Zivic, born September 8, 1973, in a small European town, is a testament to resilience and the pursuit of dreams. The eldest of three, she grew up with a curious and adventurous spirit. Martial arts training from age nine instilled discipline and focus. Starting as a high school teacher, she later moved to Crete, Greece, seeking stability amidst socio-economic challenges. There, she rediscovered her artistic side. Her novel, "Déjà Vu," born from a collaboration with her brother Slavoljub's screenplay, showcases her belief in the power of dreams. A devoted single mother, she's raised her 21-year-old daughter with similar independence. Sanja dreams of a Hollywood adaptation of "Déjà Vu." Her journey, from teacher to author, exemplifies transformation. She's also written "Faceless," "Twin Flames," and "Echoes of the Heart," and is currently working on "One Rose Was Crying." She inspires others with her adventurous spirit and conviction that "Everything in life is possible if we truly believe."