Well, ok, "poor, struggling" overstates things a bit, but if that's what got you reading this, so be it.

The success of most any new book is getting positive reviews. Getting reviews is easy for established authors, not so much for the rest of us.

One way to do that is to offer Advance Reader Copies (ARC's) at no charge. The reader gets a free book to read, the author (hopefully) gets a positive review, which encourages others to buy and read the book.

I can use your help.

If you're willing, head over to BookSprout where you can pick up free a copy of my soon to be released "The Unlived Lives of Raymond Quinn".
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​Like it or not (I think you will), I appreciate you taking the the time to post a review on any digital book site you prefer (Amazon, Apple, Barnes & Noble, etc.)
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The concept of parallel universes gets very confusing very quickly; take a look at the Many Worlds Theory. But you don't have to go down that rabbit hole to understand the layman's explanation. 

If parallel universes exist, there could be an unlimited number of you and me "living" somewhat to very different lives in them based on the choices we've made and not made.

Possibly the best movie interpretation of this is Back to the Future I, II, and III. What could be more that than Marty McFly encountering himself, family, and friends, in the past, present, and future?

Just as Katelyn Tarver does in a video of the same name.