Karma - A Short Story #957663

Some people are born believing the rules don't apply to them.

Michael Kurt Robins built an empire on that belief — a global conglomerate spanning ninety countries, a tower bearing his name on a city skyline, and a network of powerful friends who made inconvenient problems quietly disappear. When Sarah Cassandra Adrian, a low-level employee with a conscience and a paper trail, dared to report his crimes through the proper channels, he did what powerful men do. He made her disappear too.

No job. No income. No future. No one in any position of authority willing to take her call.

For two years, Sarah survived on almost nothing while the Robins family continued to thrive — attending fundraisers on luxury yachts, collecting designer gowns, and celebrating her downfall with champagne.

They should have made sure she was actually gone.

"Karma" is a gripping tale of corporate corruption, elite privilege, and one woman's meticulously orchestrated revenge against the untouchable wealthy — a story that asks how far power can reach before it finally, inevitably, reaches too far.

Because karma doesn't forget. It doesn't forgive. And when it finally arrives, it knows exactly which table to serve itself at.



Perfect for fans of:

The Devil Wears Prada • Big Little Lies • Gone Girl • The Girl on the Train • The Other Mrs • Liane Moriarty • Lucy Foley • Succession • White Collar Crime Thrillers • Workplace Revenge Fiction • Women's Justice Fiction • Billionaire Villain Stories • Whistleblower Narratives • Corporate Conspiracy Thrillers • Rich vs Poor Fiction • Powerful Women Protagonists • Underdog Revenge Stories