The Karma Club Books in Order

The Karma Club starts with a great romance premise: four women get stranded at O'Hare during a snowstorm, start talking, realize they all have ex-related baggage to burn through, and make a pact. That gives the whole series an instant found-family engine.

Amy Andrews opens the line with The Payback Plan, and her book sets up the club's mood well. It is funny, a little chaotic, and driven by women who are angry enough to do something impulsive, but smart enough to turn it into a plan. At least in theory.

The wider series then follows each woman into her own messy adventure, with revenge plots, forced proximity, and unexpected emotional fallout along the way. What links the books is not one setting so much as the bond between the women. They become a support system, a cheer squad, and occasionally the reason a situation gets even more complicated.

Amy's own style is a strong match for this idea. She likes banter, group energy, and heroines who are holding themselves together just well enough to remain dangerous.

If you enjoy interconnected rom-coms with female friendship at the center and a little revenge fantasy in the mix, The Karma Club is a very promising place to start.