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Karma

C.L. Foster, Allana Kephart, Sam Destiny, Lissa Lynn Thomas, Becky Elizabeth, E.R. Rada, D.E. Roraff, Mila Waters

Publisher: C.L. Foster

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Summary

What if Karma was a person? 
What if, when you wronged someone, another made it right? Time wouldn't need to tell; because justice would be swift and fair. 
Would you care more? Would you try harder? Would you be someone others would look up to, or would you run in fear? 
Karma is a bitch and she's knocking on your door tonight.
Available since: 10/27/2017.

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