Inknbeans Press: 83 books

“With a snap of your fingers – The Magical Tree Will take you wherever you’re longing to be. To a wild desert island, abandoned, alone, Or back to the days when the dinosaurs roamed. And each great adventure will help you to plan How a brave and bold boy can turn into a man.”

Friend of ferrets, liberator of lions, singer of new songs and lover of little pachyderms, Meg has her own perspective of the world from the vagaries of time to the delights of wondering where a butterfly goes.  She and her ferret take on to-do lists, two wheelers and the true definition of being special in verse and line drawings that are both simple and profound. 

Henry, a retired racehorse, knows something is amiss when he takes his usual canter through the countryside, near the farm where he lives.  A mine, long closed, seems to be active again.  Henry decides to investigate, and finds himself entangled in a ring of bad men, with very bad plans...

On April 10, 1942, Captain Benjamin F. Stakes was taken prisoner on Bataan. For the next three and a half years, he would serve as a POW detained within five different camps and treated, along with thousands of others, to the most horrific and inhumane conditions imaginable. Before his liberation...

Kenneth Sharpe is a British expatriate consultant living in Tokyo. A mysterious stranger, who claims to be hunted by the American security services, presses a box into his hand shortly before being discovered dead under the wheels of a train at Tokyo's busy Shinjuku station. Sharpe and his...

When journalist Gere Mackie disappeared reporting about civil unrest in a country half way across the world, he became a part of the story, and left his sister and her best friend, Amanda, living in a nightmare, beset by fear, government agencies and the press. When he returned, he brought home new...

There is a lot of discussion these days about whether or not the economy is improving. Here are two facts: The economy has been very, very bad and the only way it is going to improve for you is if you take control of your situation. Jt Sather, author of How To Survive When the Bottom Drops...

A myth about the delicate balance of elements Light and Dark True and False Good and Evil and the devastation wrought when equilibrium is upset. The Book of Complements Ancient in origin Eternal in perspective

  In The Hound of the Baskervilles, Dr. John Watson writes about Sherlock Holmes’ “famous investigation of the sudden death of Cardinal Tosca—an inquiry which was carried out by him at the express desire of His Holiness the Pope.” The express wishes of Sherlock Holmes, as expressed in...

“I am lost without my Boswell,” declares Sherlock Holmes in “A Scandal in Bohemia”. Indeed, the interplay between the solid ex-Army doctor, and the more mercurial purveyor of “ineffable twaddle” forms a large part of the appeal of the adventures which Watson caused to be published, and...

Jim Burkett, author, photographer and grandfather, put his considerable talents together to create these wonderful Read With Me, Pops books. Now the first four adventures (My New Friends At the Zoo, Let's Go Exploring In the Backyard, Let's Go See Who Lives In the Sea and Lions, Tigers,...

The second box ("the dispatch-box") to be discovered in the vaults of Cox & Co. of Charing Cross has been the source of even more discoveries concerning the celebrated detective Sherlock Holmes. This collection includes a Foreword from consulting Sherlockian Dr. Philip C. Eyster,...

Jerry thought he had an easy score to make some cash. Too bad for him, he failed to factor in the resolve of the guys he burgled . They weren't the sort of fellas the average thief would ever think twice about stealing from, but that was about to change. After the LVPD produced zero results,...