It’s called ’unbound’ and uses crowdfunding like inkshares, but the huge difference is the publishing team choose who they think is good enough, before letting the public make up their mind. It sort of defeats the purpose of crowdfunding to me.
I find inkshares is the real deal, because they truly let the people decide. What makes it even worse, is the man who published my first book that did really really well, now works for this company. I simply do not understand publishers.
Fractured between two timelines, John has to survive unresolved questions in 2010 as he lives through the eyes of a mysterious racer in 3027. Ideas and realities melt into sheer nightmares as John’s mind twists and bends down a dangerous road.
A young king initiates a 1000 year old plan to replace the beloved Sovereign Queen Mother and control the universe. A meek group of research pirates find themselves in a dilemma: resist and probably die or flee and accept subjugation.
