Name: The Tarot Café
ISBN: 9781415605790

Sang-sŏn Pak

Pamela, the owner of the Tarot Café, hires Aaron, a werewolf with a troubled past, to work in the cafe. And, Pamela remembers how, 700 years ago, her mother died because of prejudice and persecution.

Vol. 2

The Tarot Café

Sang-Sun Park

Pamela, a tarot card reader who helps supernatural beings living in the human world, has a deep dark secret that she must deal with before she can move on to the next life.

The Tarot Cafe

Sarah Sammis

I had said in my review of the second volume that I was done reading The Tarot Cafe by Sang-Sun Park. Rhiona suggested I should keep going and the artwork style (my biggest complaint about the series) would be explained. My husband shortly there after checked out the first four volumes. I decided to read number three to see if I liked it any better than two.

Volume Three is like volumes one and two: a mixture of episodic stories based around the fortunes the main character tells and some on going plot points introduced in the first volume and carried on through the second and now third volumes.

There's a lot of lost love, broken taboos, revenge and rampantly high emotions. There's also still the artwork where everyone looks like everyone else. I always feel like I should take notes to keep track of who's who because I can't tell visually and the plot's just not keeping my attention.

I swear: I'm done. I know I'm only at the halfway point but I don't care. The series and I don't get along.

Анастасия Розова

Loved it, loved it. Just like the first time, 'cause it was a reread for me. 
The ending wan't clear, but I like to think that (view spoiler)[Pamela and Belus stayed together. That she forgave him and they lived together. Maybe not as lovers (though I would prefer that), but as friends... As far as their friendship can go. (hide spoiler)]

Tarot Cafe, The Volume 6

This one was quite intense. A lot of action, a lot of answering the questions.

3.75 Liked this one a bit less, we have quite a lot of questions now at ths point. But I still enjoy it very much.

Tarot Cafe, The Volume 4

A bit weaker than the prevous one, but still pretty good. And this series makes me so nostalgic.

Things are getting more interesting! I love the characters, even the ones that show up in one chapter. And there are so many gay couple. Not all of the couples, but at least half. Soo good.

Pamela, a tarot card reader who helps supernatural beings living in the human world, has a deep dark secret that she must deal with before she can move on to the next life. Teen.

Pretty damn cool. That's all I have to say.

The Tarot Café Vol. 2

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