Kalashinkov
About the book
One bar. One mistake. One deal with the devil. Ruth thought she knew the dark side of the city, but when the mafia takes her best friend, she’s forced to turn to the one man she should run from: Dmitry. He’s cold, dangerous, and the only one who can navigate the underworld. As they descend into a web of violence and betrayal, the line between ally and enemy blurs. The air between them is electric, but in Dmitry's world, trust is a luxury—and passion is a trap. He isn't coming to save her. He's coming to take what's his.
Abstract of the book "Kalashinkov"
One bar. One mistake. One deal with the devil. Ruth thought she knew the dark side of the city, but when the mafia takes her best friend, she’s forced to turn to the one man she should run from: Dmitry. He’s cold, dangerous, and the only one who can navigate the underworld. As they descend into a web of violence and betrayal, the line between ally and enemy blurs. The air between them is electric, but in Dmitry's world, trust is a luxury—and passion is a trap. He isn't coming to save her. He's coming to take what's his.
8 comments
liliana12.04.2026, 03:42Good, but not at all the ending
dixie-cleopatra13.04.2026, 03:03liliana, Thank you very much for sharing your opinion, Liliana. I take note of your words to keep improving in my next stories. Greetings and thanks for reading!
aracely-pastrana05.04.2026, 19:11Following the chess analogy, Ruth is the Queen, the strongest, moving across the entire board and ruling the game when she comes out. Many is the knight, always moving three squares forward and backward (besides him, only the kings can do that) in all directions of the board, and Dmitri is the King, the most important piece but the most stressful in my opinion since his movements are limited to just one square. Lose the first two pieces I mentioned, and you lose the game. The king becomes prey.
dixie-cleopatra05.04.2026, 19:30Aracely Pastrana, @aracely Pastrana. You have perfectly captured the essence of Ruth as that unstoppable force and the unpredictable nature of Many. But remember something about chess... sometimes, a well-positioned pawn can change the fate of the King. I love your analogy. Truly, readers like you inspire me to keep going. Thanks a million!!!
venus-iris-moreno-brena30.03.2026, 04:43Wow, what an excellent ending, highly recommended.
dixie-cleopatra05.04.2026, 00:29Venus Iris Moreno Brena, Thank you so much for taking the time to leave comments and for joining me in reading Kalashnikov. From one reader to another, a big hug! Take a look at my new book "Politically Incorrect," I promise it won’t disappoint you. Kisses!
kari-vi28.03.2026, 17:53I loved the story, thank you for sharing it.
dixie-cleopatra28.03.2026, 21:02kari vi, What a joy to read this! Thank you so much for your words and for joining me in reading Kalashnikov. A big hug! Stay tuned and don't miss "Politically Incorrect" :)
david-garcia-adame26.03.2026, 04:32excellent
eliboria-reyes16.03.2026, 21:49Suffering with the ending:'(
evelyn-taylor23.01.2026, 17:33Hello, I finished your story and honestly, I loved it. It has its own identity and a very clear voice. That's something hard to find. I have an idea related to your story and I would really like to discuss it with you.
dixie-cleopatra23.01.2026, 19:26EVELYN TAYLOR, Thank you for reading until the end and for leaving me this very special message. I’m learning a lot in this process, and knowing that the story has a clear voice motivates me to keep going. Tell me your idea, I’d love to know how it inspired you.
manuel-gaytan22.01.2026, 16:55:)