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Clarkston author writes"The Phoenix Girls" for younger lovers of fantasy

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In “The Phoenix Girls: The Conjuring Glass” a 13-year-old orphan girl named Penny Sinclair moves to a small town named Dogwood. She expects that life will be boring, until she encounters a talking fox. For Penny magic soon becomes entwined in friendship and adventure.

“The Phoenix Girls” is Clarkston author Brian Knight’s first foray into young adult literature. It’s geared toward ages 9 to adult. He’ll have a launch celebration and book signing from 3-6 p.m. Friday, March 8 at And Books Too, 918 Sixth St., Clarkston. The book is planned to launch a series.

Knight drives a propane truck for a living and writes in his spare time. He’s authored numerous short stories, novels and novellas published by a variety of small presses. Several of his short stories have received honorable mentions in “Year’s Best Fantasy and Horror.”

The book is available at And Books Too and online in electronic and paperback forms at http://journal-store.com. “The Phoenix Girls: The Conjuring Glass” by Brian Knight Journalstone 203 pages, $14.95