In The Play of Shadows: The Tarot Effect

Here is what Richard Webster had to say about it:

"In the Play of Shadows" is a goldmine...

Until now, it's been hard to find powerful effects that use Tarot cards. For me, effects with Tarot cards should include a fascinating story, and any moves need to look natural.

Complicated sleights and Tarot cards do not go well together. I have seen magicians destroy all credibility by performing feats of finger-flinging with Tarot cards. T C Tahoe obviously knows all this. His book is full of powerful effects, created with simple moves, and every one of them has a delightful story designed to intrigue, captivate and entertain the spectators."

• A Little Tarot ESP
• The Gemini Project
• Games Of Chance
• Queen For A Day
• Oh What A Night
• For The Price Of A Stamp
• Stuck In The Middle With You
• Mark of the Beast
• Raising Cain
• Ageing
• A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words
• What's In A Name?
• Two By Two
• Then are Two Pictures Worth Two Thousand Words?
• Forces for Tarot Cards
• Gypsy Ash
• Grandma's Friend
• Candle Jack
• The 16th Oracle of the Tower
• Destination Unknown?
• Drinking The Moon
• And We All Fall Down
• Death Takes A Holiday, in Chicago
• Ti ii m Is on My Side...Yes it is
• Let the Petals fall where they may
• What's In Your Wallet?
• The Witches Hammer
• Reading is Fun-­‐da-­‐mental
• A Real Cut Up
• Sign, Sign…Everywhere Sign
• Kiss me fate

1st edition 1992, reprinted several times; 1st digital edition 2012, 116 pages.
word count: 17271 which is equivalent to 69 standard pages of text