After failing to destroy the threat running rampant in Brevalin, Mira is forced to flee once more. This time, she must leave behind the one person she can’t live without: her mate. And her new companion? It’s an old flame.
Under asylum once more and desperate for answers, Mira retraces her steps until she finally learns the truth behind the arcana cards. But that’s not the only revelation that shakes her to her very core.
Mira finally learns what she must do to truly restore balance among the realms: she must finish what the late Azrean Queen started. With time running out, it’s up to her to find a way to destroy arcana magic forever, before the war finally reaches her doorstep.
The Keeper’s Card is the breathtaking conclusion of the Fairytale Tarot series.
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Abigail Herrington –
In the conclusion of the Fairytale Tarot series you finally find the truth of the magic in Belfy. You will feel pride and anger and also sadness at what they all give up. Mira finds herself and becomes the strong person that everyone knew was there. You also meet some new characters that become great friends and are truely helpful to Mira’s Journey.
If you love fast paced entertaining magicly stories this series is one you may like. Having a basic knowledge of Tarot is not a requirement but does make for easier understanding of certian parts.
Briana Richards –
ARC review — all thoughts my own 💙
The Keeper’s Card by Erin Archer was a fast-paced and satisfying conclusion to the Fairytale Tarot trilogy. While I do wish we had gotten a little more insight into certain areas of the story, I really appreciated how streamlined the pacing felt. There was no unnecessary filler — just the pieces needed to move the story forward and keep you invested.
One of my favorite things about this trilogy overall is how strongly it focuses on character growth and development alongside such a unique magic system. Watching everything come together in this final installment made the journey feel complete.
Overall, another engaging fantasy with a perfect ending to wrap the series up. Perfect series for a quick binge read.
UnderCoverCritic –
In the final book Mira is met with so many hard decisions. With the help of family and friends she unravels all the secrets and provides a perfect conclusion to the series. The book defines a new structure to their world they were in desperate need of.
Lena –
This is the last book in a 3 part series. It is a land that both has and doesn’t have magic. It opens directly following the previous book and we rejoin Mira, Bael and Prince Reid who need to figure out a prophecy and save the kingdoms. Mira has revelations and must decide what to do with the information. The plot progresses somewhat expectedly though there are some surprises.
The characters are mostly well written though there are some that I’d like to know more about. The relationships are mostly surface level except for Mira and Bael. I would have loved a little bit more fleshing out of some characters who are pivotal.
There is very little spice in this book and series, it’s basically only kissing. The romance is written well though.
Overall, this is a mostly satisfying conclusion to a good series. It was an easy read and I was able to read a few pages here and there as could. It wasn’t so action packed and convoluted that I’d struggle to get back into the story.
Magic: ✨✨✨/5
Spice: 🔥🔥/5
Story: 📚 📚 📚📚 /5
Landa McD –
This is it. The end of the journey. The Keeper’s Card brings the Fairytale Tarot series to a close… and the big question is: does Mira get her happy ending?
I’m not telling. You’re going to have to read and find out.
What I will say is this, the ending is perfectly imperfect. It might not be the ending everyone wants, but it is absolutely the ending this story needed. And honestly, I respect that so much.
As always, Erin Archer delivers with her writing. It’s engaging, emotional, and so easy to fall into. The characters continue to shine, and what I really appreciated is that there is still growth happening, even this late in the series. They don’t just arrive fully formed, they keep evolving right up until the very last page, which made everything feel more real and earned.
At this point, the world building is already well established, so there isn’t anything new being introduced, but it doesn’t need it. The foundation has been laid, and this book focuses on bringing everything together. And just like the earlier books, there are still a few twists that caught me off guard.
The reason this lands at 4 stars for me is the same as the previous books, pacing. It’s not bad by any means, but there are a few moments that felt a little rushed, where I found myself wishing we had just a bit more time to sit in certain scenes. Not many, but enough to notice.
That said, I truly loved this series. And now that it’s complete? You have absolutely no excuse not to binge the entire thing.
Crazycatlady –
ARC REVIEW. I am reviewing this because I really enjoyed it and did not receive any payment for my review.
This book was everything I had hoped it would be for the last book in a series. I really enjoyed it. I’m so sad that the series is over though.
Keeper’s card picks up right where “The King’s Card” left off. The hunt for the card that can stop everything is on. During the hunt, Mira finds things out about herself that she struggles to believe. There were so many twists in this book, some that I didn’t see coming at all. There were moments that broke my heart and moments that made me laugh so hard that I scared my cats. It was just a beautifully written book and series as a whole. If I could rate it more than 5 stars I would. I think this is my favorite book for the month of April.
This book has Raven shifters, Wolf shifters, and dragon shifters. It also has wraiths and a ghost. This book is low spice, and I would say it is very appropriate for teenagers. Tropes include true mates. The magic system in this series was incredible.
Rating -6 stars
Spice level 🫑
Thank you so much to Erin Archer for giving me the opportunity to read and review this series.
RxBookSiren –
“You always have a choice.”
The Fairytale Tarot Series is complete!!
✨️Fairytale Vibes✨️
💚Raven Shifters💚
💜Wolf Shifters💜
💙Dragon Shifters💙
🪽Mysterious MMC with a pure heart🖤
🎴Badass FMC who refuses to give up💍
📚Happily Ever After💜
Erin Archer has a way of making her readers feel whisked away in a fantasy with the cozy feelings of snuggling up to read a fairytale. In the same words, she is able to make you envision a complex world and political system, fall in love with relatable characters, and find your heart beating in anticipation of the end!
Through all of the mystery and political intrigue, I truly had no idea how Mira and Bael would find themselves on the other side to their own happily ever after. I loved this story from page one! If you want a modern romantasy with traditional fairytale vibes and swoon-worthy romance, this is your series!!
Briana Richards –
A satisfying conclusion to the trilogy that pulls together the bigger themes around magic, balance, and identity. Mira’s journey comes full circle in a way that felt earned, and I liked how the story leaned into the consequences of everything that came before. The reveals added depth to the world without overcomplicating things, and the emotional stakes stayed strong throughout. It wrapped things up in a way that felt complete while still matching the tone of the earlier books.