Karma Review

By K.A. Knight

From the Back

My name is Bexley Adams, but most people call me Karma.

I control the streets, where my name is whispered with hope and horror. I am the enforcer of justice, the blade in the night and, well, I have fun doing it—until I accidentally catch the attention of the three kings of the city.

Each of the three Sai brothers is more dangerous than the last, and right now, their gazes are locked on me.

They claim to want my help, offering me a contract, but they must be dumber than they look if they think I can't see the trap waiting for me.

There is a saying, “Keep your friends close, but your enemies closer,” but I couldn’t get much closer than this. I’m in their house, their beds, and their minds, and before long, these three kings will bow to me.

They thought the three Sai brothers were insane—wait until they meet me.

I’m about to be their Karma.

Themes

• Justice and Retribution: Meet Bexley, the "blade in the night" who keeps the streets in check and dishes out justice.

• Power Dynamics and Control: The plot dives into what happens when a street enforcer catches the eye of the city's top dogs and ends up calling the shots.

• Enemies to Lovers/Forced Proximity: The characters kick things off as rivals or uneasy partners, thrown together by a contract, with the heroine right in the mix of their lives.

Review

I absolutely loved Bexley and her wild chaos—it's packed with action, mayhem, and murder, plus a dark past that's always lurking. The main character is so ridiculously powerful that none of the guys can keep up with her—not even when they team up. Watching them fail over and over was unintentionally hilarious and definitely the best part of the book. Some scenes are a bit unrealistic, but honestly, I kind of loved that. The banter is hilarious, the chemistry is electric, and I couldn't get enough of their crazy, violent flirting. 'Karma' delivers high-energy action, snarky banter, and heart-pounding spice all wrapped up in a thrilling "why choose" romance!