Martyn Ford Books in Order
Explore Martyn Ford's books in order, including The Imagination Box series, with publication dates and summaries for his children's adventures and thrillers.
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Martyn Ford books in publication order
7 books
The Imagination Box
by Martyn Ford
2015
Ten-year-old Timothy Hart discovers a device that creates whatever he imagines. When its inventor, Professor Eisenstone, disappears, Tim and a talking finger monkey named Phil investigate, facing dangers that test the limits of his imagination.
Beyond Infinity
by Martyn Ford
2016
Timothy Hart breaks the rule keeping his Imagination Box inside his room, then finds strangers pursuing him and stealing it. With Dee and Phil's help, he seeks scientific assistance to prevent the device's misuse.
A Mind of its Own
by Martyn Ford
2017
Tim's imagination begins creating things without the box, until he wakes in an altered reality where nobody recognizes him. An old enemy controls a powerful machine, and Tim must restore his friendships and world.
Chester Parsons is Not a Gorilla
by Martyn Ford
2019
Chester's ability to enter other minds makes him a star on his sister Amy's video channel. During a televised leap into a gorilla's mind, his human body disappears, leaving him trapped and searching for answers.
Every Missing Thing
by Martyn Ford
2020
Years after Ethan Clarke vanishes, his sister Robin disappears under similar circumstances. Renewed suspicions surround their parents as the investigator consumed by Ethan's case returns, convinced the earlier mystery holds the key to finding Robin.
All Our Darkest Secrets
by Martyn Ford
2021
DEA agent James Casper prepares a major operation against an opioid supplier when his wife commits a terrible act. Choosing to protect her makes him vulnerable to blackmail from the criminals he was pursuing.
Any One of Us
by Martyn Ford
2022
Ruby returns to her hometown after former classmates are murdered and her best friend stops responding. A pattern in their school photograph suggests the killer is working through a list, leaving her unsure which surviving classmate is victim, suspect, or next.
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