Tarot Bound

K H Warner presents Tarot Bound, a narrative centered on Jenna B. Good, a witch who previously hunted monsters but now faces a personal threat. Her best friend Selena performs a tarot reading that predicts Jenna’s murder, revealing a serial killer targeting supernatural beings in New Haven. This antagonist consumes victims' organs to absorb their magic, rendering him invisible to standard tracking methods without the aid of a seer. The plot intensifies when Selena disappears into a secretive cult, leaving Jenna unable to foresee the killer's next move. Marked by the Death card, Jenna must race against time to stop the slaughter while confronting the constraints of fate itself. The story draws on gothic and supernatural traditions, focusing on the mechanics of tarot divination and the dangers of magical absorption. Warner qualifies this work through its exploration of witchcraft and the specific dynamics of a hunt where the hunter becomes the prey. The narrative structure follows Jenna’s desperate attempts to use her abilities despite being blind to future events. This book suits readers interested in urban fantasy, occult mysteries, and character-driven horror. It may not appeal to those seeking historical fiction or non-occult genres. Warner constructs a tense atmosphere where magic has tangible costs and consequences.