Karma

What if what you call destiny is nothing more than an unpaid debt?

Francisco is an exhausted cameraman, nearly divorced, a recovering alcoholic, and a man with more cynicism than faith in the world. His latest assignment takes him to Santa María de la Cruz, a mountain town where nothing-and no one-is what they seem. What begins as a routine political campaign recording soon turns into a descent into inner chaos, where violence, superstition, secrets, and the dead do not hide... they simply coexist.

Amid dusty streets, crumbling churches, and ghosts of the past-some real, others even more real-Francisco will come face to face with his demons, literally. Because in Santa María, karma is not a metaphor: it is law. And everyone who enters must pay what they owe.

Karma is a short novel of dirty realism infused with supernatural elements. A story about broken men, cursed towns, spirits, and sins that never expire. Dark, intense, and brutally honest, it is ideal for readers seeking a narrative that is unsettling, spiritual, and relentlessly human.

No one can escape their own desires.