Danika Karter is The Underground Ballerina

A Review by L.L. Consalvo  

July 16, 2026  

She lost everything. 

This story of Danika Karter is a 21st Century story of Job. 

Her 16-year-old son and her immediate and extended family died by murder.  That immediate family consisted of her son, her son’s father, that father’s present wife, and the daughter of that father and his wife. 

There were many others killed as collateral.  All identities of the deceased were replaced by proxy.  This became obvious as their communications became weirder and weirder. 

This is the work of Organized Crime. This was all motivated by Danika’s father’s widow’s greed for millions of dollars left in Danika’s father’s Trust.

The author was besieged by Organized Harassment. She suffered a burglary and was robbed of all of her personal effects after being driven out of her hometown. 

While driving she was almost run off the road by a black SUV vehicle, twice. She found trackers installed on her own vehicle. Her airbags were disabled.

The harassers were the force behind her job losses. She was libeled and slandered. She lost her apartment. She was rendered homeless.  She was stalked on social media and the stalking continues. 

Law enforcement is doing little in spite of Danika Karter’s relentless efforts in seeking justice. 

The author’s father was a brilliant man who loved her with extraordinary feeling; but he had a very inferior anima. His feminine side was extremely dark and depraved. In spite of all his brilliance, he never developed that side of himself. 

After divorcing the author’s mother, her father married again. He married an egregiously terrifying gold digger. Pure avarice drove this malignant narcissist to murder-for-hire without restraint. She continues with her stalking of targeted victims to this day. 

This widow made an attempt to murder Danika through carbon monoxide poisoning in 2023. But by a miracle, Danika escaped with her life. 

It is with profound feeling that the author describes her deepest emotions over the murders of her beloved 16-year-old son and the rest of her family members, in a nightmare that can only be imagined as the caldrons of Hell. 

In the depths of such unimaginable tragedy, she finds gratitude in what remains of her soul and herself; she embraces what she feels she can never lose: her education, abilities, character, morals, her sobriety. 

As a recovered and recovering alcoholic, Danika accepts each day what she cannot change. The reader will become so enthralled that it will be impossible to put this series down. 

This work of non-fiction is a masterpiece of emotional literature written with extraordinary skill.