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My horror novel: The curse of Dark sunrise






Writing in various genres is always challenging.  This is my journey in horror genre. My novel is coming soon.

The blurb: Dark sunrise is a religious cult. They are gathering members. Their supporters are people from destroyed families or those who suffer from depression.  Ana is recruited in the community when she came on the party in Croatia.  

She accept to involve with a leader Victor, but he has other plans. Kidnapping a Serbian politician was a wrong move. When the new woman in the community appears, rivalry starts.

The review:

The Curse of Dark Sunrise by Kristina Gallo is one of those stories that grabbed me from the start and didn’t let go. Gallo masterfully pulls you into the disturbing world of a cult, and it felt like I was right there, trapped in the madness with the characters. 😱📖

Ana, a girl who goes missing from a music festival, is taken by a twisted cult led by Viktor, a truly evil man. The more I read, the more I was drawn into her nightmare. Viktor’s control over Ana was chilling, and when Tijana, a Serbian model, is kidnapped too, things get even darker. The way the cult slowly breaks these women down had me on edge. I was angry, horrified, and completely hooked. 😨😡


Check out my book in Amazon. 

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BY34C83J?ref_=pe_3052080_276849420



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