Your Karmic Score is your life. It decides your job, your home, your freedom. And Adam Wells is nearly at zero.

When his neighbour dies, she leaves him something he doesn’t expect: enough Karmic points to change everything. But to claim them, he has to complete a series of tasks for seven strangers. The kind of tasks no decent person would agree to.

He does them anyway. And the strange thing is, it works. Every questionable choice pushes his score higher. The system that’s supposed to measure goodness keeps rewarding him for doing the wrong thing.