Rebelious rules by Kristina Gallo

During the lockdown, I wrote a thriller. My emotions were mixed up, and I decided to use my free time for writing.  The Player Without Luck is a story about addiction, remorse, and revenge, all in one.  What would you do if someone would try to destroy your life? How would you protect your job, spouse, and reputation? Silvija is a fatal woman. She is not an example of morals, but she has her principles. Many bad guys are around her, she entered a criminal circle. The only bright spot in her life is Alen, her devoted husband, but she doesn't appreciate him enough. She involves an affair, and that will make things complicated. Circumstances will show, what is real, and what is fake?  Would you choose a dangerous passion or stable family life? Do you afraid of risk, or do you wish to gamble with your destiny? Who is the player without luck? You can find my book on Amazon at this link: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B089Q1R1D2/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_hsch_vapi_tkin_p1_i3

The reason why someone should make you feel inferior always exists. The roots could be deep in his personality, in his character, or in competition. If a woman wants to steal your man, she will gossip about you. "She is ugly, stupid, poor, promiscuous." If someone wants to steal your job, he will try to make you humiliated. "He is lazy, unable to do this job, and his skills are zero." If someone denies your talent, he will say that you need help from an expert or minorize your values. Also, the person will ask for money to develop your talent.  Success is not for weak people. As Dostojevski said: "Don't stand to hit every dog in your path with a rock ." No, you have no time for this .  Envy and jealousy will make your opponent weak. He will slow down his progress, while you will go faster.  Success is focused on progress. We are going toward the future, not toward the past. Don't look back, you are not going that way. If I would t...