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KAZOR sets Nov. 7 release for Mystery Trust novel Karma Happens

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By AI, Created 15:41 UTC, Oct 19, 2026, AGP -

KAZOR will release Karma Happens, the latest Mystery Trust Series novel, on Nov. 7, 2026. The book follows a Florida man whose life unravels after a wife’s former flame returns, then turns to an unconventional priest and the Mystery Trust for help.

Why it matters: - Karma Happens extends KAZOR’s Mystery Trust Series, which centers on unexpected financial help and the way sudden wealth can alter relationships, choices, and character. - The novel continues KAZOR’s mid-century-inspired storytelling style, pairing suspense with questions about fate, generosity, and personal change.

What happened: - KAZOR announced Karma Happens, the newest Mystery Trust Series novel, will go on sale Nov. 7, 2026. - The book is set in Crystal River, Florida. - KAZOR is the author formerly known as CP Kazor.

The details: - The story follows Mathew Stewart, who has success, stability and what he believes is a secure life in Crystal River. - Mathew’s wife’s old flame returns after 13 years. - The returning man is a successful attorney with a record of influence. - Mathew loses his wife, his family and his business. - When Mathew sees no way out, an unconventional priest offers compassion, guidance and an introduction to the Mystery Trust. - The Mystery Trust is described as a powerful force with unlimited resources. - As the Trust steps in, Mathew begins to understand why his life is falling apart and how money can complicate as much as it transforms. - KAZOR says local fine businesses in Crystal River and other settings help bring the narrative to life. - Readers can buy the book at Amazon, KazorBooks.com, or the Mystery Trust website. - Expanded distribution will be announced through Story Bridge Agency. - For review copies, interview requests or additional information, KAZOR provided the contact name Chris Kazor, email kazor@mysterytrust.com and phone 813.833.5777.

Between the lines: - The Mystery Trust Series is positioned as a spiritual companion to TV’s The Millionaire, which featured an eccentric billionaire giving away $1 million each week to unsuspecting recipients. - KAZOR’s books are built around lesser-known U.S. locations, and the author says he personally visits the towns and cities featured in the novels. - Local business placement is part of KAZOR’s model, with featured businesses typically paying nothing in exchange for helping organize events such as book signings. - A previous signing at Just Love Coffee drew more than 125 new customers, including many who had never visited the shop before. - Fans have described the Mystery Trust Series as the “old Millionaire” series of today. - KAZOR says the series explores money, second chances and human nature through storytelling. - KAZOR also has written Back Home to Vegas, Civil War Battle Born and the nonfiction book Demystifying Insurance.

What's next: - Karma Happens becomes available Nov. 7, 2026. - KAZOR says more distribution details will follow through Story Bridge Agency. - Readers and media can use the listed contact channels for review copies and interviews.

Disclaimer: This article was produced by AGP Wire with the assistance of artificial intelligence based on original source content and has been refined to improve clarity, structure, and readability. This content is provided on an “as is” basis. While care has been taken in its preparation, it may contain inaccuracies or omissions, and readers should consult the original source and independently verify key information where appropriate. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, investment, or other professional advice.

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