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January 22, 2008

In the Cards: Fame by Mariah Fredericks

In_the_cards_fameBack in May 2007, I mentioned a new juvenile fiction series by Mariah Fredericks titled In the Cards. Geared towards 11-14 year-olds, the series features three girls--Anna, Eve and Syd--who inherit a Tarot deck.

In each book, one of the girls asks a specific question of the Tarot--and gets an answer. But what happens when the interpretation bumps up against reality? The girls soon realize that the cards--and life--aren't always what it seems.

I'm pleased to announce that Mariah's newest addition to the series--In the Cards: Fame--is now out. I just got my copy today and can't wait to dig in!

-- Janet Boyer

Posted at 05:59 PM in Books |

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