Writer · Kazakhstan
She writes stories that ache, unsettle, and refuse to let go — about women who walk through darkness and come out stronger.
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Novels on sale — and a story still being written.
On sale · 18+
Katerina falls into the hands of a mafia group where survival comes at too high a price. A story of pain, despair, and inner strength — about escaping the darkest place and finding light within.
In the same vein: Gillian Flynn’s Gone Girl, Colleen Hoover’s It Ends with Us, 13 Reasons Why.
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Ruslan learned loneliness too early. An orphanage, the army, betrayal — a world where a human life is already small change. His goal is to protect those he loves, even if that means becoming a monster himself.
Ulyana dreamed of a simple life — a home, books, geology. Fate throws her together with a man whose name inspires fear. Love born where it had no place becomes salvation for them both.
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Coming soon
Evelyn finds the daughter who vanished twenty years ago — but the nameless, memoryless girl belongs to an ancient clan that prefers the shadows. Behind them: disappearances, lies, and secret rites.
A novel in progress. Follow the news on Telegram and Instagram.
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The faces who live on the pages — and short clips from their world.
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“Impossible to Forgive, Impossible to Forget”
A heroine who must survive
The one who rewrites the rules
Cold calculation
A shadow nearby
“I’m With You While I Breathe”
A protector at any cost
A dream of a simple life
Holding this world in balance
A soft light among hard rules
Coming soon
“The Pearl of the Citadel”
A mother who has searched for her missing daughter for twenty years — and finds the key to an ancient clan.
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Short stories are on the way — follow the news on Telegram and Instagram.
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“Chasing the Storm,” “Journey to Antarctica,” “The Little Tram’s Story,” “Dead City” — small worlds with their own breath, beside the novels.
She started writing at fifteen. First for herself — in notebooks and thoughts that feared the light. Then she couldn’t stop.
Nika Gorina