Rebelious rules by Kristina Gallo

My audio book is published.  Listen to the horror novel by awesome narrator.    https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0DGV77N2J/ref=tmm_aud_swatch_0?ie=UTF8&dib_tag=AUTHOR&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.vwl5YpTimtGZw0dFXSNu3GPY4qiyaMxzEfUjVZhhtVjzQ3JeHZTe4JfF1abQxfdsvDihAw5vRs_TkZ2h7I9Tw0J3HMEbJ8CVSXAs1avd7CBUdlgdHKZEirNp4cr0JkuH.-m7tabpsp-EUgCsiDi3tXBC9MLz7DeNxS5_sEklPIZA&qid=&sr= Free codes you can get from my publisher Red Cape Publishing. 

  I saw a post from the author who has a small number of followers. He complaint how big account ignored him, instead of helping with his promotion. There are lot of author's communities to help with book visibility, but forcing people to support you is a wrong move. If you see authors with big accounts, have in your mind that there are hours, months and years of collecting followers. Using paid advertising, promo pages, exchanging messages with others and solving unpleasant situations with trolls demands a lot of time. If you have a regular job, and mostly indie authors do, pressure is even bigger. After all this, you should connect some beginner with your account? Here are lot of reasons why every author should plan his trip alone. You can ask for a support later . Every author is different, based on genre, style and abilities. Some are introverted and social selective and not everyone will join you. Authors progress differently. Some will give up on