As a karmic account enforcer, Jade Bailey makes sure that what goes around comes around. Jade has dedicated her life to Karma Division, and in return she's expecting her own personal fairytale, complete with her dream job and love at first sight with a tall, dark, and handsome soulmate.
After more than a decade of waiting, her destined soulmate still hasn't turned up, but a stellar annual performance review from the Powers That Be puts Jade at the top of the promotion list. All she has to do is maintain her territory's karmic balance until the selection process is over. Naturally, a deranged shooter picks the next day to start a rampage that threatens to destroy the karmic balance of Midtown West - and, incidentally, any chance Jade has of earning that long-awaited promotion.
Unwilling to give up despite warnings from her boss, who knows the shadowy Destiny Division won't appreciate Jade's interference, Jade starts her own investigation. In the next shooting, she nearly becomes a victim herself, but she can't prove her near-death experience is anything but a coincidence. Detective Luke Jackson, Jade's unwitting and extremely unwilling soulmate, arrives on the scene to investigate. Instead of falling head over heels in love with her, Luke suspects her of being involved in the murders.
If Jade wants her fairytale ending, she’ll have to convince her soulmate she isn’t a killer while trying to catch the real culprit, a task made more difficult and infinitely more dangerous when Jade becomes the killer’s next target.
Kate Miller, physician by day and author by night, is still waiting for the Fate Divisions to offer her a job as a karmic account enforcer. She is an alumna of the University of Florida and an avid football fan, and continues to volunteer on campus as an advisor for her sorority, Sigma Kappa. Karma Patrol is her debut novel.
I really kinda wish we had these kind of people here in our world. So many things might be a little better. There were things about this one that seemed a little to far fetched and it did have some major Insta love. Other than those two things it was pretty good. I loved the idea of people walking around helping people out with their karma as well as the each person has a soul mate.
The story was pretty straight forward and flowed very nicely. I do wish that the ending was a little more involved. But it was really good and I can't wait for the next book.
This one I would recommend to readers who want to see some karma happening, believe in true love, and want one wild ride!
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