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Relative Karma
- Narrated by: Branden Mckenzie
- Length: 7 hrs and 52 mins
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Summary
"An intoxicating first-person treatise on the devastation of infidelity. A chilling and often heart-wrenching listen."
A year after abandoning his wife of fourteen years, Jeff Vincent's pseudo-existence is a soul-numbing blend of alcohol and meaningless searches for other people's detritus. Until the Saturday morning Jan Fraden mistakes his search-service ad for that of a private detective. Before the weekend is through, people are disappearing, dying, then reappearing. And it all seems connected to Jeff Vincent and his betrayal. Could his sin - a simple act of infidelity - turn the world so completely inside out? And if there was redemption, did he deserve it?
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