Welcome to Lilli Digest!
If you love cozy mysteries, binge-worthy thrillers, and board games that feel like a story—you’re in the right place.
At Lilli Digest, we explore books, board games, and the worlds they create, with a little tarot and mystery woven in.
Our goal is to help you discover a new board game to bring to the table or a great book to add to your reading list. The Mystic Digest is a paid subscription space where some of those interests branch into tarot readings and themed explorations, offering a different way to look at stories, history, and unresolved mysteries. Thanks for reading.
LATEST POSTS
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Gothic, Creepy, and Dark Books to Read This Fall
Haunted houses, supernatural mysteries, witches, strange happenings, and full-on horror—these dark and creepy books are perfect for fall reading.
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10 Board and Card Games for Your Next Fall Game Night
From creepy cooperative games to strategy, bluffing and an easy card game, these ten picks offer several ways to plan a fall game night at home.
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Mothman of West Virginia: An Unsolved Mystery Tarot Reading
What did witnesses really encounter in Point Pleasant, and was Mothman connected to the Silver Bridge disaster? This tarot reading explores the sightings, the possible warning, and a mystery that still refuses to completely go away.
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15 Cozy Bookish Gifts for Readers Who Love Mysteries and Magic
Shopping for a reader can be difficult when you do not know which books they already own. These cozy bookish gifts include practical, mysterious, and magical ideas for readers of all kinds.
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Amityville Tarot Reading: What Was Behind the Horror?
The Lutz family fled the Amityville house after only 28 days. This 12-card tarot reading explores what they may have encountered, what was exaggerated and why the final door refused to open.
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Resurrection Mary Tarot Reading: The Ghost Still Walking Archer Avenue
Resurrection Mary has reportedly traveled the same road for generations. This tarot reading asks who she was, what may have happened that night and why her journey never seems to end.
