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Inknbeans Press
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InknBeans Press is all about the ultimate reading experience. We believe books are the greatest treasures of mankind. In them are held all the history, fantasy, hope and horror of humanity. We can experience the past, dream of the future, understand how everything works from an atomic clock to the human heart. We can explore our souls, fight epic battles, swoon in love. We can fly, we can run, we can cross mighty oceans and endless universes. We can invite ancient cultures into our living room, and walk on the moon. And if we can do it with a decent cup of coffee beside us...well, what more can we ask, right?
Do come in.
Pull up a chair.
Help yourself to the beverage of your choice.
I'll bring the books.
It's what I do.
InknBeans Press is all about the ultimate reading experience. We believe books are the greatest treasures of mankind. In them are held all the history, fantasy, hope and horror of humanity. We can experience the past, dream of the future, understand how everything works from an atomic clock to the human heart. We can explore our souls, fight epic battles, swoon in love. We can fly, we can run, we can cross mighty oceans and endless universes. We can invite ancient cultures into our living room, and walk on the moon. And if we can do it with a decent cup of coffee beside us...well, what more can we ask, right?
Where to find Inknbeans Press online
Where to buy in print
Calling All Hearts
by Emjae Edwards
Price:
$2.99 USD.
Words: 59,910.
Language:
English.
Published: April 15, 2010
by
Inknbeans Press.
Categories:
Fiction » Romance » General
Scottie McArdle had a police pedigree. The blue was in her blood, her devotion was to the badge. There was nothing else in her life but the People of New York City, until the day she found herself in the line of a different kind of duty; meeting a man who wanted her to protect him from himself, to serve his need not to die alone. In exchange she would have wealth, power, children, but no love?
Learning To Be Irish
by Emjae Edwards
Price:
$1.39 USD.
Words: 38,680.
Language:
English.
Published: February 28, 2010
by
Inknbeans Press.
Categories:
Fiction » Romance » General
(5.00 from 1 review)
Daire's grandfather left her more than a house in Ireland. He left her a passport to her heritage, how to make happiness with harp strings and a pocketful of emeralds. He might have also left her the one man who could teach her what it meant to be Irish.
Wife in the Mirror
by Emjae Edwards
Price:
$3.49 USD.
Words: 56,390.
Language:
English.
Published: February 22, 2010
by
Inknbeans Press.
Categories:
Fiction » Romance » General
(4.50 from 2 reviews)
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Frances had lived her life in the shadow of beautiful parents and small town ambitions. A lucky raffle ticket opens a new window; a wide, new world. That world has its shadows, too, and one of them casts a long, dark, and strangely familiar shape over her, a shape that rewrites her history. Can it change her future, as well?
A Plane Proposal
by Emjae Edwards
Price:
$3.49 USD.
Words: 76,640.
Language:
English.
Published: January 5, 2010
by
Inknbeans Press.
Categories:
Fiction » Romance » General
(5.00 from 1 review)
A crash is generally defined as two objects colliding with enough force to cause damage, but Lindsey and Garnet effect damage by walking away from one another. When they meet again, eight years later, they must deal with their past in the middle of industrial sabotage and terrorist threats. In this story, love might not get a chance to find a way.
Books
Shadows of Bataan
by Jim Burkett, Benjamin Stakes, & Inknbeans Press
Price:
$3.99 USD.
Words: 88,530.
Language:
English.
Published: December 14, 2013
by
Inknbeans Press.
Categories:
Nonfiction » Biography » Historical biography, Nonfiction » Biography » Military biography
Benjamin F. Stakes was captured in Manila when the Japanese overran the Philippines. He spent the next three years in captivity, in the harshest conditions, struggling to survive starvation, disease and human cruelty. This is his story, based on his journals.