Witch's Jewel
About this audiobook
A sorcerous jewel. A mysterious uncle. Can a barista keep her magical heirloom safe from murderous crooks?
Kit Melbourne longs to quit her brother’s coffee shop to pursue her artistic dreams. And despite the temptation to sell the sought-after enchanted bindi she inherited from her uncle, she promises her family to protect it at all costs. But when her brother’s tea-leaf reading predicts her imminent death, she’s terrified to discover those who want it will kill to make it theirs.
Forced to dig into her late relative’s murky past, Kit is doubly shocked when she learns the artifact’s mighty power cannot be transferred unless its caretaker is dead. But despite her command of karate and fierce vampiric allies, her attackers show no sign of giving up their relentless lethal pursuit.
Has Kit’s vow not to sell sealed her doom?
Witch’s Jewel is the first book in the engrossing Kit Melbourne urban fantasy series. If you like strong female leads, high-stakes action, and nail-biting plots, you’ll love Kater Cheek’s enthralling tale.
Buy Witch’s Jewel to dive into an epic world of Pagan magic today!
About the author
Kater Cheek is the author of many urban fantasy novels, including the Kit Melbourne series, the Alternate Susan series. She was also the creator of the chicken comic Coop de Grace. Her short work has appeared in various anthologies including The Steampunk User’s Manual and the best selling anthology The Living Dead. She has a website at www.catherinecheek.com. Kater Cheek is a graduate of 2007 Clarion San Diego.
As a narrator, Shelley's genres range from young adult fiction to fantasy romance to apocalyptic thrillers. Shelley is a dynamic and adaptable performer who brings fresh energy to every take. She loves to demonstrate that everything can be interesting, as long as you know how to talk about it.
Whether as an audiobook narrator, voiceover artist, vocal coach, language teacher, session singer, or singer-songwriter, Shelley Reece has been using her voice to explain and entertain. From the Golden Globes to HBO's Girls, from Network Promos to Feature Films, for the past decade, Shelley's singing voice has been found in every possible corner of Film and Television.
