Title: Tarotica
Author: Amber Austin
Publisher: Ravenous Romance
Publisher URL: www.ravenousromance.com/
ISBN: 978-1-60777-092-3
Genre: Erotic Romance
Rating: 2.5 Nymphs
Literary Nymphs Reviewer: Amazon Nymph
Miranda decides to fulfill her dream of traveling across country after her father dies. She starts in California and meets Eli in San Francisco. Eli is on the run because he discovered a disease in the vineyard he worked at that had previously only been found in France and has been threatened.
Both Miranda and Eli spend time together and alone, traveling to various states and taking different lovers. While both decide that they actually want to be together as a couple, they are reluctant to say anything.
The premise of Tarotica was using the 21 cards of the Major Arcana in the Tarot deck to take the reader on Miranda’s journey. The premise of the story would have been an interesting one if the author could have been consistent. I found the story a little disjointed and felt that some of the chapters had nothing to do with the symbolism of the cards they represented. I also felt the reader needed a basic understanding of the Tarot to even begin to understand half of what was going on or even to enjoy the story.
Author: Amber Austin
Publisher: Ravenous Romance
Publisher URL: www.ravenousromance.com/
ISBN: 978-1-60777-092-3
Genre: Erotic Romance
Rating: 2.5 Nymphs
Literary Nymphs Reviewer: Amazon Nymph
Miranda decides to fulfill her dream of traveling across country after her father dies. She starts in California and meets Eli in San Francisco. Eli is on the run because he discovered a disease in the vineyard he worked at that had previously only been found in France and has been threatened.
Both Miranda and Eli spend time together and alone, traveling to various states and taking different lovers. While both decide that they actually want to be together as a couple, they are reluctant to say anything.
The premise of Tarotica was using the 21 cards of the Major Arcana in the Tarot deck to take the reader on Miranda’s journey. The premise of the story would have been an interesting one if the author could have been consistent. I found the story a little disjointed and felt that some of the chapters had nothing to do with the symbolism of the cards they represented. I also felt the reader needed a basic understanding of the Tarot to even begin to understand half of what was going on or even to enjoy the story.
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