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Hanging on the roller coaster - my suspense thriller

 



My thriller suspense, Hanging on the roller coaster is on amazon.

A purchase link:

https://www.amazon.com/Hanging-Roller-Coaster-Kristina-Gallo-ebook/dp/B092VW8GRQ/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&qid=1622191940&refinements=p_27%3AKristina++Gallo&s=digital-text&sr=1-1&text=Kristina++Gallo

The blurb:

This story happens in Verona, Gardaland, and partly in Pula, Croatia.

While riding the Roller Coaster at the amusement park Gardaland an accident happened to Adela. She fell from his seat and finished into a coma condition with brain injuries. Soon doctors discovered she was under a drug influence. Her fiance Dominik is seeking answers. The track will lead him into the world of the mafia and debt collectors. Some people don't want Adela to wake up because she knows secrets that will ruin their lives.



A book video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q_BsManrRo4

The review:

When Adela Banelli falls out of an amusement park ride and into a coma, readers of Hanging On The Rollercoaster will fall into an intriguing mystery as they question whether the tragic event is accidental or a means of silencing her.

From a glittery Croatian casino to the offices of an enigmatic corporation, the book takes its action to many exotic locations and fills the story with mysterious characters such as Dominik, the boyfriend; Ivan, the security guard; and Andrej, the playboy. Does one of them want Adela to never wake up? Why?



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