Karma

by A. Bryant, Natalya Muncuff (Editor)

Karma was just doing her job. During a girls trip she comes across a God, also known as Aries. Instantly a smoldering love affair begins but Karma isn’t here for that. She’s just here to do her job. When she tried to do just that, well Aries wasn’t having it. A self proclaimed God, Aries finds a walking Queen at his families’ villa. After an affair on the island he truly meets his karma. Unable to get her out of his mind, he hopes to find her in the United States so that he can give a relationship a try. This book will touch upon the killing of black men and the black women who fight hard every day to keep them alive. Karma accepts that her purpose is to save the black community not enjoy the fruits of her labor.

177 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 9, 2020

About the author

A Brooklyn, NY native A. Bryant has just begun her writing in Black Love stories. A. Bryant is a mother, wife and community servant. She wants all her readers to give each character a try and share their opinions of the stories she creates with her. A. Bryant hopes to share as many stories as she can with the world.

Reviews

[KayBee's Bookshelf · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book a touched on some emotional cultural and socially relevant topics involving loving while black. The pain and pleasure that comes from the experiencing that love when life fights to keep you apart and tells you that you aren’t valued. Karma & Aries were not ready for love or each other. However, you can’t fight what is meant to be. The author did a great job with character development and relaying emotion through dialogue and action. The story moved well and had a couple of memorable characters. This was my first read by this author, but won’t be my last

[Denetta Banks · Rating 4 out of 5]

A good read

A good read that touches on a very emotional subject. The characters are well developed,interesting,and likeable. Both Karma and Aries were running from love because of loss from their past. The author does a great job bringing them together.

[Theresa Cochran · Rating 5 out of 5]

One of the best books

This book was everything. It talks about our struggles in everyday life; injustice, racism, grief, love and more. This book kept me wanting more. Although at times I wanted to slap Karma, I felt what she was going through.