With Hearts of Flame (Deluxe Limited Edition): A Dark Academia Romantasy Novel of Vampires and Dragons Featuring Stenciled Edges and Illustrated Endpapers (Bloodwing Academy, 4)
Briar Boleyn
by SM Reine
This is the complete four-book collection of The Tarot Witches, a New York Times bestselling paranormal romance series.
There are seventy-eight cards in a tarot deck, and each card has been appearing in the mailbox of a different witch. Each one bears a message for the unlucky recipient, and it brooks a warning: fix your life and earn power beyond imagining, or lose everything you care about.
Werewolves are drawn to the scent of these tarot witches, driven to bond and protect them. The desire to mate cannot be conquered. And entire packs will rise and fall for the love of the tarot witches...
Book One: Caged Wolf
Book Two: Forbidden Witches
Book Three: Winter Court
Book Four: Summer Court
October 3, 2018
These books were very well written, and I greatly enjoyed reading all 5 of them. My only caution is this: if they are written for young adults, be advised that they include a lot of sex, more than I was comfortable with and I'm an older adult. So, if a parent is watching out for their teen/young adult's choice of reading material, you might want to read parts of these books in order to get some sense of their reading material. But I'd like to thank the author for her well-plotted books, with...
March 17, 2025
I enjoyed the characters and the development of the story. The author even surprised me, as the ending was not what I expected. Guess I just missed a clue or two. I don't usually read a lot of paranormal romance, but this fit the genre completely. Warning - there was violence and a lot of sex. The sex was occasionally gratuitous, so far as I was concerned, but most of the time it fit the underlying premise of sex magic. If I piqued your interest, then try it, but know that you need to read the...
July 22, 2020
This was a Great series, well written, edited and the plot line was fantastic. I only wish we would’ve gotten more of the story between books 3 and 4. The plot line felt rushed and incompetent without epilogues involving Ophelia and yes even “Tatiana”, and their kings/mates and offspring. Why did their courts fall into disarray? I guess I wonder most about why the author chose to end the series focused on the least involved characters in the initial storylines. I think a stand-alone folllow-up...
November 14, 2020
The idea behind the Tarot Witches is very interesting. So much so, I wouldn't have minded reading shorter stories for every witch who came by a tarot card (although in the beginning I thought we'd get 78 witches and in the end there were only the Major Arcana ones). And in the three first books, both the different characters and circumstances of the women as the plot and romance element worked brilliantly. But then the fourth book came along. It's not that I didn't like the fourth book: if...
October 6, 2020
The collection flowed and intertwined so easily with such a breath of fresh air. I thoroughly enjoyed and was often surprised with the characters, sexy scenes, storyline twists, and sometimes some of the heartbreak. Definitely worth reading and so glad I purchased this collection!!!! )
Briar Boleyn
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