The Killing Tree

Knight Time Novellas

By: Holly Knightley

Narrated by: Jason Markiewitz

Knox Lansbury has a dark secret he’s dying to get off his chest. He returns home during winter break with his best friend and film student Hitch to unload his secret on video. When strange things turn up on the film and unexplainable events take root, they set their sights on The Killing Tree.

©2024 Holly Knightley (P)2024 Holly Knightley

Looooove!

Absolutely loved this novella! Listened to the audio version and it was phenomenal! Ended up finishing it in one go, I could not put it down! I had to know what was going to happen. The suspense had me on my toes! And the ending! Plot twist! Did not see that coming!

Loved the novella, now I love the audio version!

Great narration! The narrator brought the spooky story to life! Great job. This storyline moves quick and reminds me of old Hitchcock and Twilight Zone episodes. Around 2 hours of listening time, perfect for listening to around the house or while getting errands done- made my tasks fly by as I focused on the story!

Great Story and Narration

This is another great novella from Holly Knightley! Holly does a great job establishing setting and the characters in a relatively short format. Hitch was a great character! I love the elements of humor injected into the story as well. Her twist endings might just be my favorite part of her books.

Jason Markiewitz is an excellent narrator. I always enjoy listening to him.

I was gifted this copy by the author but would gladly pay the list price. Totally worth a listen!

Spooky suspense

This was such a great spooky listen for me! The narrator did such an amazing job at putting me right in the story. It was the perfect amount of suspense, and I didn’t see the twist coming!
I received this audiobook for free and am voluntarily leaving this review. Thank you Holley Knightley!

Great Reading of an Excellent Book

Through the use of voice inflections. the narrator enhanced an already intriguing story by adding to personality of each character. And, The Killing Tree's author expertly spun a tale of strained familial relationships into one of understanding and acceptance. The combined effort of an energetic narrator and a highly skilled writer make for an evening of fine entertainment.