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Every choice returns with consequences.

Amrita Patil, the only daughter of one of the Midwest's wealthiest Indian hoteliers, grew up in Carmel, Indiana surrounded by privilege — and emotional isolation. Intelligent and capable, she never finds a lasting relationship. By forty, after years of depression and weight gain from medication, her parents fear she'll never marry.

Then, through Facebook, she meets Kumar — a twenty-five-year-old IT engineer from a struggling family in India, chasing the American dream. Their marriage is part love, part opportunity. Amrita sponsors his visa and supports his family back home. Kumar builds a career in Indianapolis, managing IT systems for a major healthcare institution.

Fourteen years later, ambition overtakes loyalty.

Kumar starts his own company and hires Brittney — twenty-three, beautiful, and calculating. He divorces Amrita, marries Brittney, and becomes a father of two, certain he's finally built the life he wanted.

Then the IRS indicts him for tax fraud — and exposes something far darker underneath. Brittney's past is a trail of abuse, manipulation, and deadly relationships built on life insurance schemes. As Kumar is sent to prison, a chain of murders and betrayals unravels — pulling in a wrongfully convicted man, federal investigators, and a web of lies that finally comes undone.

Brittney is exposed as a serial manipulator tied to multiple deaths, including her own husbands and lovers. An innocent man, falsely imprisoned for her crimes, is finally freed. Brittney is sentenced to life — only to be diagnosed with terminal cancer soon after.

In a final twist, compassion replaces hatred. Amrita and Kumar take in Brittney's children, offering them the stability she never could. And Brittney spends her last weeks not behind bars, but at home — forgiven, if not absolved.

KARMA is a gripping psychological crime thriller about greed, betrayal, and the price of ambition — for readers who love domestic thriller twists, courtroom drama, and stories about forgiveness earned the hard way. It's not just a crime story. It's a meditation on how far people fall for love, money, and ego — and what it takes to be redeemed.

No one escapes karma. But some are saved by it.