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Tarot cards (COMPLETED)

Tarot cards (COMPLETED)

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A list of Tarot Cards, their meanings and an interpretation of them in multiple different spreads. Disclaimer: These are not my interpretations. I have compiled all of these descriptions online and through multiple websites. I will list sources. Sources: www.biddytarot.com www.trustedtarot.com
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When one thinks of the word "witch," what comes to mind? A beautiful woman descending in a bubble, your ex, or perhaps Marlowe Moreau: Average Teen™? That is if your average teen was accused of arson for a fire she didn't even start, and thrown into a world of crystals, tarot, and sigils... oh my! Marlowe is guided through the world of magick by Fiona de la Fuente and Skye Blackwell, as the trio learns what it means to be descendants of the most powerful witches to ever exist in a world where magick has been forbidden. This is version 'B' where the love interest identifies as female. If you want to read with a male love interest, go to version 'A.' This is only the first five chapters of the book, if you read through and want to read more, the link will be at the end.

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