Do I need to have read How I Hacked the Moon in order to understand With a Robot Army at my Back?In short, yes. To get the best experience when reading the Moon Hackers series, the books should be read in order. The good news is that both books are quite short, less than 200 pages each! How I Hacked the Moon is available on Kindle Unlimited or you can request a free review copy from me by emailing hello@racheldines.com
Are physical ARCs available?Not at this time.
Do I need to have a big social media following to be an ARC reader?Absolutely not! All I ask of ARC readers is to post a review in at least one public review forum (i.e., Goodreads, Amazon or Storygraph). If you want to post in multiple places, great! If you have a big following, also great! But definitely not required.
Can I post a review on Amazon even though I didn't buy the book there?Yes! All you need is an active Amazon account and you can post your review there. Unlike Goodreads and Storygraph, you can't post Amazon reviews until after the book publishes. I will send out a reminder and instructions for doing this once the book is live.
What's involved with being on the cover reveal team?Help me drum up excitement about the upcoming publication and new cover for With a Robot Army at My Back by reposting my social media posts about the new cover or making your own post about it. I will send out content for you to post to make it super easy.
What age range is With a Robot Army at My Back meant for?
Like How I Hacked the Moon, With a Robot Army at My Back is a middle grade book with adult appeal. That means it's appropriate for ages 9 to adult.
Do you use AI?While my books tackle themes in AI and big tech oligarchies, I have a strict no-AI policy. The entire team behind this book, including the two editors, designer, cover artist, and myself, comprises humans.