Publisher's Synopsis
From the point of view of a bartender who thinks he's seen everything, Random Acts of Karma is narrated with a dry wit and self-deprecating attitude. On a quiet Sunday night at the Grinning Leprechaun, while Emmet contemplates his place in the zoo that is humanity, Samael enters the hole-in-the-wall bar and gets Emmet's undivided attention. The disoriented bartender's life will never be boring again, not that Emmet doesn't appreciate boring. With the help of his best friend Coogan, a stoner who's a genius with computers and theology; Geoff, his former boss who's been dead for a year; and Zoe, his immortal guardian angel, Emmet must first figure out what Samael's nefarious scheme is, then attempt to thwart him. Along the way, Emmet rediscovers a love older than time, figures out who and what he really is, and his place in the universe, while he struggles to save the world with the help of his friends, both mortal and immortal. Too bad Emmet's an effing idiot who doesn't know shit about anything. Good luck indeed, mankind.
