I am writing this comment with a broken heart. Not for anything done to me but done to you and John Dennehy. For you have both been hurt in an error within your system. while unintentional, two dreams have been awoken to reality as a result. John wrote an amazing.,painful and insightful memoir and looked to your group as a way for it to be published. You should know that John chose you and your group not because you might publish his book only. He believed in what your organization stands for.  You want to give authors and readers an alternative to the big publishing houses, make available a voice to those who may not have one, give readers a choice And support authors that they want to hear from. You had a dream to create this space and wanted others to believe in this dream. John did and promoted this. In turn, John had a dream to have is book published on his terms, with a group he believed in to help fuel the revolution in publishing that you ignited and he so strongly believes in. He reached the 250 goal, then the 500, then the 750, all on the backs of people who have met him and whose story inspired them. We all celebrated each milestone of his and with each marker, we saw the wonders of inkshare , then the 750 celebration was met with mass refunds and the shattering of a dream. We are collectively in shock and have heavy hearts. From Peru to new york, India to England we are stunned. Much was lost. A dream, pride, a great memoir and faith in a company.  I just ask that someone at inkshare will read this book and realize that this is a story that needs to be told, a voice that needs to be heard. We want to believe that inkshare is real and true and we want others to believe that a world without the shackles of borders is possible. Please makes this right and let us dream again