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Tarot's Pawn Shop #4
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I’m not sure which of the Fates, deities, or demons decided I was the Chosen One, but whichever one it was must have been drunk, stoned, or stupid because I can barely manage to save myself most days. Expecting me to save the entire world is a bit of a stretch considering my skill set consists of spilling coffee on myself, casting spells that backfire with dire consequences, and collecting enemies.
Speaking of enemies, I have a new one, maybe - too early to tell just yet. She says she’ll let me know IF I survive.
Survive what you ask?
Oh nothing too terrible, just Team Tarot careening down the River Styx on an eighteenth-century ghost ship looking for the passage between the world of the living and the dead so we can find the World Turtle, convince it to get us a meeting with the Angle Hariel, then let Hariel decide if I am worthy or not. Like I said, no big deal.
Did I mention that the crew of the Octavius are all ghosts, that no one on Team Tarot can pass through the Veil alive, and that resuscitating us once we reach our destination is up to Vakchos, my least favorite a$$hole vampire?
This Chosen One crap is really starting to suck!
Librarian's note: Previously released as Borrowed Magic
Speaking of enemies, I have a new one, maybe - too early to tell just yet. She says she’ll let me know IF I survive.
Survive what you ask?
Oh nothing too terrible, just Team Tarot careening down the River Styx on an eighteenth-century ghost ship looking for the passage between the world of the living and the dead so we can find the World Turtle, convince it to get us a meeting with the Angle Hariel, then let Hariel decide if I am worthy or not. Like I said, no big deal.
Did I mention that the crew of the Octavius are all ghosts, that no one on Team Tarot can pass through the Veil alive, and that resuscitating us once we reach our destination is up to Vakchos, my least favorite a$$hole vampire?
This Chosen One crap is really starting to suck!
Librarian's note: Previously released as Borrowed Magic
221 pages, Kindle Edition
First published November 4, 2022
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Jenn Mitchell
12 books5 followersJenn Mitchell writes humorous Urban Fantasy from the heart of South Central Pennsylvania’s Amish Country. When she’s not writing, she enjoys traveling, crafting, cooking, hoarding cookbooks, and spending time with the World’s most patient and loving significant other. She also writes Cozy Mysteries as J. Lee Mitchell.
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December 7, 2022
This was another great book in this series. I think this was my favorite so far. There is lots of action and plenty of surprises. And again it picks up right where the last book left off. They have to go find Annabel and try to get her back, while trying to defeat the alchemist. Another funny and action packed book!
November 13, 2022
So good!!!
My first thought was to scream that there weren't a few hundred more pages to this book. The story is so engaging that I always hate to stop, even for a little while. This is where the waiting gets difficult. Can't hardly wait for the next installment.
My first thought was to scream that there weren't a few hundred more pages to this book. The story is so engaging that I always hate to stop, even for a little while. This is where the waiting gets difficult. Can't hardly wait for the next installment.
November 25, 2022
Keeps on Getting Better
The more I read of this series the more I love the fast paced, high action, spell slinging, comedy ensued and drama packed stories.
Definitely grabbing the next story faster than Chet can down a plateful of tacos.
The more I read of this series the more I love the fast paced, high action, spell slinging, comedy ensued and drama packed stories.
Definitely grabbing the next story faster than Chet can down a plateful of tacos.
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