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Page of Swords: a Tales from the Tarot Coming of Age Novel
273 pages, Paperback
Published November 6, 2023
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Christine Cazaly
9 books51 followersI'm a desk dweller, usually found attempting to write whilst surrounded by a pack of demanding animals.
I live in semi-rural West Yorkshire, England. Home of rugged moors, gritty northern towns, and sunlit vistas. When it's not raining. Or snowing. Or blowing a gale.
I write historical fantasy with a twist of tarot. You definitely don't have to know anything about Tarot to enjoy the stories. But if you do, I hope you enjoy the imagery, themes and character depictions I've managed to incorporate!
Tales from the Tarot is a standalone series. You don't have to read them in order, although Seer of Epera does lead directly to Queen of Swords.
I anticipate that many of my characters will make return appearances in future books! There's nothing better than a quick revisit to see how they are all getting on!
I live in semi-rural West Yorkshire, England. Home of rugged moors, gritty northern towns, and sunlit vistas. When it's not raining. Or snowing. Or blowing a gale.
I write historical fantasy with a twist of tarot. You definitely don't have to know anything about Tarot to enjoy the stories. But if you do, I hope you enjoy the imagery, themes and character depictions I've managed to incorporate!
Tales from the Tarot is a standalone series. You don't have to read them in order, although Seer of Epera does lead directly to Queen of Swords.
I anticipate that many of my characters will make return appearances in future books! There's nothing better than a quick revisit to see how they are all getting on!
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November 16, 2023
‘He who holds the Grayling, holds the crown’
A suspenseful adventure tale with a light twist on palace politics. The author takes the intrigue out of the castle and into the streets. Readers get a taste of what the masses think and how they react.
Better to learn from the mistakes of others rather than our own – those lessons are more visible, just as powerful, and a lot less painful. “An ounce of prevention” and all that…
Some sage advice on how to live an ethical life:
Don’t use your gifts, talents, or powers to hurt those who ‘cannot retaliate in kind’. A fair fight begins only on an even playing field.
Looking forward to the upcoming ‘Knight of Swords’ and ‘King of Swords’.
A suspenseful adventure tale with a light twist on palace politics. The author takes the intrigue out of the castle and into the streets. Readers get a taste of what the masses think and how they react.
Better to learn from the mistakes of others rather than our own – those lessons are more visible, just as powerful, and a lot less painful. “An ounce of prevention” and all that…
Some sage advice on how to live an ethical life:
Don’t use your gifts, talents, or powers to hurt those who ‘cannot retaliate in kind’. A fair fight begins only on an even playing field.
Looking forward to the upcoming ‘Knight of Swords’ and ‘King of Swords’.
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