Brian Knight’s Dangerous Toys will break your heart, tickle your funny bone, and punch you right in the gut. Murderers and monsters, shapeshifters and the unquiet dead, cryptids and clowns … Dangerous Toys explores a world of small horrors from the subtle to the brazen, the serious to the slapstick.

Vengeful revenants, ghost children, woodland zombies, and lustful, demonic toys are among the menagerie of small horrors showcased in Brian Knight's first collection, Dragonfly.  Gripping, touching, and sometimes humorous, Dragonfly deals a powerful range of emotions from love to hate, hope and loss. Reviewers and readers alike have praised Dragonfly, which received four honorable mentions in The Years Best Fantasy & Horror. Douglas Clegg (The Nightmare Chronicles & Bad Karma) says: "Brian Knight's writing shines with a dark brilliance. Dragonfly is a chilling collection of terror."

Join the Phoenix Girls in Aurora Hollow and beyond as they learn magic, battle monsters, and fight to save their friends and family from forces beyond their world. The complete Phoenix Girls trilogy follows Penny Sinclair and her friends through discovery, adventure, terror, and triumph. "A magical journey of friendship and belonging that embodies a unique strength of character with an exemplary sense of discovery." Dixon's Independent Voice

She was a mystery from the start. They found her at a roadside diner outside the small Idaho town of Clearwater, drugged and abandoned, with no memory of who she is or where she came from. But was she a miracle? She inspires violence with her presence, madness with a touch.  As her health improves and her memories return, the hot Clearwater summer becomes increasingly strange and violent.  Insanity infects the small town, a shadowy figure lurking in the woods deals death, and no one is safe. “The author of Dragonfly and Feral shows his skill at small-town horror." Library Journal.

In 2008, the cult novelette 1200 AM Live introduced readers to the sick world of Andy Crow and Charles Greene. In 2009, The Avian presented the tragic story of Jove.  They Call Us Monsters, the final story in this fantasy/horror trilogy, brings these characters together in an explosive conclusion. For the first time, these beloved characters meet, and all hell breaks loose.  This omnibus collects all three stories in a single volume. “Monsters are real, you’ve got photographic evidence, and frankly son, it’s beginning to piss us off.” -Charles Greene

When novelist Jim Eldridge receives an invitation to a writer’s retreat on Washington State’s Mount Misery, it seems like the perfect escape from the last days of his dead marriage. Jim accepts the invitation to the Hacks Club, and joins the other guests, including the legendary H Casper, and best-seller Heather Woods, for a week of fun and relaxation.  Someone in those woods is not happy to see them.  The body count rises, and the survivors band together to fight the relentless killer. Will they escape the nightmare on The Devil’s Tail Ridge, or die trying?

In this explosive conclusion to The Phoenix Girls Trilogy, the girls and their expanding circle of friends prepare to defend Aurora Hollow and Dogwood against enemies from another world, and Penny faces the greatest challenge of her young life; the truth about her father, her familys darkest secrets, and the mystery of the Phoenix. Trouble has come to Aurora Hollow again, and this time the whole world is in danger.

He comes when you're sleeping.  He is the reason you're afraid of the dark. After years of living as a prisoner of the fairytale monster that killed her mother, Charity has escaped, but the Bogeyman wants her back, and he will not stop until he has her. There is only one safe place for her now, a haunted place called Feral Park, but the price of safety will be more than her innocence ... it will be her soul. "FERAL is a haunting, genuine fusion of horrific fantasy and the fearsome dreads of present-day life.  FERAL bites hard and doesn't let go."  Tom Piccirilli, author of Midnight Road

When thirteen-year-old orphan Penny Sinclair moves to the small town of Dogwood to live with her godmother, she expects her life to become very dull. She doesn't expect to find a strange talking fox roaming the countryside near her new home, a kindred spirit in her new friend Zoe, or the secret grove where they discover the long hidden magic of The Phoenix Girls. Learning to use magic isn't easy, though; Penny and Zoe get their magic wrong almost as often as they get it right. When something sinister threatens Dogwood, their often accidental magic may be the only thing that can stop it.

The Phoenix Girls return to Aurora Hollow to learn more powerful, more difficult magic. Their strange companion and teacher, Ronan, increasingly demands more of them, even as he tracks down dangerous magical relics to close doors on trouble before it ravages Dogwood. But closed doors never remain closed. Ready or not, the girls must defend Aurora Hollow and themselves. New friends, new enemies, and new monsters join the mystical mayhem as an old threat returns to Dogwood with a new goal: to destroy the Phoenix Girls.

Dead hookers, murderous junkies, and pissed-off drug lords. Butch Quick is having a really bad night. Meet Butch Quick, a reluctant tough guy with a bad attitude and a talent for trouble. If the job is too dirty or dangerous for anyone else, then Butch is your man. When Butch repossesses a vintage 1968 Mustang from a neighborhood troublemaker, he uncovers a dark secret that tangles him up with a local drug kingpin and his army of moronic goons, a foul-mouthed macaw, and a dangerous woman named Honey. "You just gotta like Brian Knight's jack-of-all trades tough guy, Butch Quick.  Butch is a muscle-bound Sad Sack, a big-hearted lug of an actual nice guy who just can't get a break. Whatever can go wrong will go wrong.  More please!" Paul Bishop, author of Fight Card: Felony Fists