Fiction

Fiction books or novels with a theme based around Tarot.

Fortune's Lover: A Book of Tarot Poems Fortune's Lover: A Book of Tarot Poems is a small 42-page book that uses poetry to express the energy of tarot. The poems use the major arcana cards for inspiration.

In the Cards: Love In the Cards: Love is the first in a fiction trilogy for tweens and younger teenagers. It uses tarot as a focal point to explore some heavy topics, in a fast-paced plot and with believable characters.

Sepulchre Sepulchre is the second fiction novel from Kate Mosse, the author of Labyrinth. This book is 'a tale of the past and the present, of history and mystery, held together by the presence of a mysterious Tarot deck'.

The Devil, the Lovers, and Me: My Life in Tarot The Devil, the Lovers, and Me: My Life in Tarot is a fast-moving, immensely readable, and comedic autobiographic memoir that showcases the Tarot as a serious tool for personal growth and self-discovery.

The Last Troubadour The Last Troubadour: Song of Montsegur is a fiction novel set against the background of 13th century Europe, and combining humor, mystery and history. Tarot is an important part of the story - each major character is an archetype from the Tarot. The book is the first of a trilogy.

The Legend of Justice and Diamonds The Legend of Justice and Diamonds is a fast-paced, tarot-focused novel. It tells the story of Lady Justice and the Jack of Diamonds through the form of an ancient parable, as seen through the eyes of Acellus.

The Tarot of Perfection The Tarot of Perfection is a book of tarot tales by well-known tarot author, Rachel Pollack. Mixing tarot and fantasy, the esoteric and the imaginative, the stories are multi-layered and can be read over and over.