I read "Relative Karma" a little while ago, and I meant to rate it earlier, but for one reason or another I didn't get to it sooner. I was going through my Kindle two weeks ago and decided to re-read the book, and go over my earlier notes. I'm afraid of writing too much and revealing the story, so I'll summarize my impressions as best as I can without offering any spoilers.

Mr. Reaves is intimately ensconced with the definition of the word "suspense". His characters' inner conversations, ruminations, fears and regrets are flawless and revealing. His plot's twists and turns are subtle, so that you keep turning the pages, searching for a resolution and playing an endless guessing game with the author. I did not win.

"Relative Karma" and "Relative Sanity" are two stellar novels by an author I will continue to follow closely. Both are amazing reads - enjoy them!

Relative Karma