Using their power of though transference, Tarot and Mikki make contact with Emm, but why is she suddenly so eager to meet Tarot and learn about telepathy? Is she laying a trap for Tarot, as he, Mikki and Chas head unsuspectingly for the Recreation Hall?

Tarot, Mikki and Chas waken from a drugged sleep to find that The Beautiful People have moved on. They return to London in a desperate attempt to trace Jay before he and his sisters turn their undoubted talents to a more deadly purpose.

Tarot, Mikki and Chas survive a near crash caused by one of Jay's bizarre inventions. They return angrily to the seemingly deserted fete to find an eunexpected reception awaiting them.

Mikki is suspicious when she is refused entry to a small town fete - a fete run by to strange but flawlessly beaufiul girls and an equally beautiful young man. Tarot's interest is only aroused when he discovers that the fete, which makes no charges, gives prizes of valuable equipment.

Tarot, imprisoned in the cellar at Bliss cottage, has found out from the hypnotized Chas that the old ladies plan to kidnap the Commander-in-Chief of British Land Forces, NATO. Mikki escapes to warn the Army authorities, but finds her car surrounded by the old ladies.

Chas, under hypnosis, apparently robbed the post office in the village where the Edgington sisters live. But is he still under some hypnotic power? Meanwhile Tarot has discovered a curious fact about Mathilda Edgington - that she died two years ago!

Chas has an unusual assignment - to attend an old lady's hundredth birthday party. But Tarot and Mikki sense that something has happened to Chas - who later returns with no memory of what happened at the party - and after it.

Mr Sweet and Mikki have both visited Mama Doc's dolls' hospital - but Mikki has not returned

Professor Darien has fallen into Mama Doc's trap, and has been over-powered by her sidekick Bobby, the fake policeman. But why has Mama Doc enticed the professor to visit her dolls' hospital?

One of Mr Sweet's colleagues at the University disappears, and the trail leads Tarot and his friends to a dolls' hospital run by the eccentric 'Mama Doc'.

Chas has decided to go it alone, and has found his way to the mysterious Mr Peacock's lodgings. But after a demonstration of Mr Peacock's powers, he finds himself a prisoner.Tarot and Mikki are about to do their mind-reading act at a smart West End restaurant - they wonder what has happened to Chas, but, as Mikki says, "he's old enough to take care of himself".

Tarot and Chas have gone to inspect a derelict house - where the security men had, for no reason they could explain, left the money which should have been delivered to the bank. Suddenly Chas finds himself in a room with no door, and Tarot is standing on a high building from which there is no way down. The mysterious Mr. Peacock observes them quietly.

A bank robbery - and the robber not even present at the time! A man who uses torn-up paper as money. And Mikki's sudden feeling that she needs a holiday. These are the ingredients of a new adventure for Tarot, Mikki and Chas.

Tarot, Chas and Mikki have visited Atep's tomb, near the Valley of the Kings in Egypt. And Mikki has been presented by an Arab boy with a statuette from the tomb, which seems to have strange powers. Fergus Wilson has met up with Tarot's double, and Tarot prepares himself for a confrontation in Atep's tomb with his former stage partner, Quabal.

Chas thinks that he has been attacked - by Tarot! And Ozzie the owl has been behaving strangely. Tarot has decided that he will only discover the secret of the power of Atep - and the part played by his former stage partner, Quabal - by going to Egypt. This week Tarot and company meet up with the man who discovered Atep's tomb, Fergus Wilson.

Will the voice of Atep, which has influenced both Mikki at the seance and Mr Sweet in his room at the University, affect Tarot as he rehearses his escapology? And is there some connection with Tarot's former stage partner, Quabal?

Tarot and Mikki have the same dream - a dream about ancient Egypt. It leads Mikki to have an encounter with a medium, John Pentacle, and Tarot to endanger his life.

Tarot's exhibition of his magic powers in Madge's shop has ended in the smashing of a shelf of china - but Tarot was not the cause.Is there really a curse on the market? Meanwhile, Chas has gone off on his own to investigate the warehouse where Tarot's car was found.

Tarot begins to put together the pieces that make up the mysterious happenings in the street-market. Why are Spoon and the other musicians always around, even when the market is closed? Is Mockers, the "prophet of dooom", in league with them? And what is the role of Mr Dove, watching over the market through binoculars from his tower-block office?

Tarot meets up with Chas and Mikki, a brother and sister, who live in a studio over an old London street market. Chas is a photographer, and Mikki a freelance journalist. Mikki is worried about a series of inexplicable accidents in the market, although Chas is inclined to laugh the whole thing off..