Karma Came for Her Too

For three years, Vera Halloran believed she had found the man she was meant to build a life with. Then, she picked up his phone.

Six months of lies. Hotel rooms. A coworker named Britt Fontaine. And one devastating sentence sent in the middle of the night: "She has no idea how close I am to choosing you."

Shattered and replaced, Vera walks away. What follows is the slow, grueling, and quiet reality of surviving infidelity. Escaping to a new city, Vera battles the ghosts of her past and the suffocating urge to compare herself to the woman who took her place-a woman who is now living a picture-perfect, Instagram-curated life with the man who broke Vera's heart.

But healing is a quiet rebellion.

Over the next seven years, Vera slowly pieces her life back together. She learns to breathe again. She learns to trust. Most importantly, she builds a beautiful, ordinary life with a man who teaches her the profound difference between being wanted and being chosen.

She thought she was done bleeding. She thought the past was buried.

Then her phone rings on a Tuesday afternoon with news she never expected.

The man who broke her has done the exact same thing to the woman he left her for.

Karma Came for Her Too is a gripping, slow-burn contemporary emotional drama about toxic relationships, the myth of the "other woman," and the quiet revenge of living well. It is a story for anyone who has ever stared into a mirror feeling like they weren't enough, only to discover that closure doesn't look like revenge-it looks like peace.