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About Miss Knight and the Poacher's Catch

This is an Apple Books audiobook narrated by a digital voice based on a human narrator. Death is only the beginning. Two seemingly unrelated mysteries plague Beatrice Knight while she struggles with her witch lessons: forgiveness and impending homelessness. To complicate matters further, a couple of weddings and an overbearing relative interfere with her investigations. But those are the least of her worries. A shadowy figure known only as the Poacher is targeting the children of paranormals. When danger begins to rock the cradle and threatens her growing family, Miss Knight must put aside her doubts and fears to face her greatest foe yet. Her past. Miss Knight and the Poacher's Catch is the tenth case in the Society for Paranormals series. ★★★★★ "Another riveting book by an amazing author . Truly enjoyed reading all of this author's books. Very intriguing characters and exciting plot for anyone not familiar with this series. My guilty pleasure is sipping a nice cup of tea while reading this series." — Chelsea F. ★★★★★ "Who wouldn't need a bracing cup of tea with all the African paranormals hovering about. Weddings, children, and secrets keep Beatrice hopping in this episode. Fans won't want to miss one single word while sipping their own cups of tea." — Diane Rapp ★★★★★ "This was actually one of my favorite of Vered's books. I just loved it. Once started, it was hard to put down or hard to stop thinking about." — Tiz ★★★★★ "As always, there is terrible danger closing in on all of them, and thankfully Bee has the love, support, and assistance of her motley crew to stop the horrible Poacher from doing terrible, terrible things. Bee learns more about her powers & strength, figures out whom to trust and whom to fear, and is surrounded by more love than she has ever known. Wonderful story, well-written, imaginative, clever, funny, frightening – who could ask for more?" — CJ ★★★★★ "I love the characters in this series. They are fascinating. I loved the story but the ending did not satisfy my need for revenge. Children at peril is not something I can abide. Somehow I do not trust the newest character that has joined the family. Hope we will learn more about her in the future." — Rhonda Jones