by Bob PricePublish: Oct 30, 2026 Series: First in a seriesCrime FictionThrillerMysterySupernatural SuspenseParanormal RomanceTime Travel RomanceFantasy
Book Overview
Across the thin membrane separating realities, a murder committed centuries ago ignites a cosmic chain reaction that refuses to die. In our world, the victim’s reincarnated soul lives again—unaware that their death was orchestrated by a man possessed by an entity from another reality, guided by someone who knows how to breach the divisions that should never be crossed. When the universe marks a soul with a karmic debt, repayment is inevitable. Time doesn’t soften it; it waits, choosing its moment with cold precision. As the past bleeds into the present, lives intertwine—Anna, George, Craig, Baines—each drawn into a tightening web of fate, violence, and metaphysical reckoning. Reality begins to warp, shadows remember, and the debt demands payment in full. What follows is a collision of human guilt, supernatural manipulation, and cosmic justice, where the truth behind the original crime resurfaces and the universe finally comes to collect.
Karmic Debtby Bob PricePublish: Oct 30, 2026 Series: First in a seriesCrime FictionThrillerMysterySupernatural SuspenseParanormal RomanceTime Travel RomanceFantasymore»
BIOGRAPHY Bob Price doesn’t just explore the outer edges of imagination — he packs a lunch, brings a torch, and cheerfully wanders straight past the “Do Not Enter” sign. He pokes at conventional theories of the supernatural and religion the way a curious child pokes a suspicious-looking jellyfish: cautiously, but absolutely determined to see what happens.
His work dives headfirst into humanity’s biggest questions — where we came from, why we’re here, and what on Earth (or off it) is going on behind the cosmic curtain. Along the way, he gleefully points out the limits of modern science and the stubborn refusal of traditional thinkers to consider anything that doesn’t fit neatly inside the physics textbook. If an idea is labelled “too radical,” Bob treats it like a VIP invitation.
For Price, the unknown isn’t a warning sign. It’s a welcome mat.