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Medical Misfit: Doctor Why Can't You
Diagnose Me? A "must read" for patients and
doctors by Jalene Corbin. Click on cover to read review!.
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Prairie Sunset by Eric Wilder.
An unforgettable novel and a reviewer's favorite. Click on cover to read the
review!
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Portraits: The Power of
Undying Love
by author Jade Sterling.
An Unforgettable love story! Click on cover to read review!
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Your Website Hosts are Bettie Corbin Tucker and
Glenda Bixler!
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Bettie Corbin Tucker
 Bettie Corbin Tucker founded Rainbow's End Publishing Company in 1983
(traditional publisher) and successfully ran it for sixteen years.
She also edited a nationally distributed magazine and has acted as a
consultant to authors who self-publish their own works. As an
author of seven books , she has been published by mainline presses such as Baker Book House and CSS
Publishing. She is a sought-after speaker, writing instructor and
self-publishing consultant. Mrs. Tucker, who has
been featured nationally on radio and television, has experience as an
editor, ghostwriter, and book reviewer. She is the most content
when working at her computer with her two adorable Lhasa Apso puppies at
her feet.
Bettie previously hosted her own talk radio show entitled, "The Time to Tell."
She is especially interested in reviewing books in the following categories:
self-help, medical, children's fiction, romance, mystery and
Christian.
New authors are welcome!
www.rainbows-end-publish.com
http://home.comcast.net/~bettiecorbintucker/
http://journals.aol.com/writerjalene/MedicalMisfit/
http://home.comcast.net/~jalenecorbin/
Glenda
Bixler
 A day doesn't go by without one or two books in
Glenda's hands—mostly
fiction—since
retiring from West Virginia University where she worked in
administration for nearly 38 years. During that time she wrote and
published many pamphlets and major reports, including ones for trade
magazines in the fields of, first, personnel, and then, primarily, in
facilities planning and management.
As Glenda moved toward retirement, she worked part-time as an editor
for Rainbow's End Publishing Company. Ms. Bixler also edited the
works of individual published authors, including Enid Portnoy, Make
Their Days; Joseph Fortney, One Man's Madness; Meredith
Campbell, Righteous Warriors, Thomas Kemp, The Road From
Here to Where You Stay, et. al.
Usually reading five
to eight books a week, Glenda's book reviewing experience has ranged
from ongoing contributions online to being accepted for publication in
Planning for Higher Education. She especially enjoys writing
reviews for those books by new authors to help encourage them in
their careers. She has also taken on the task of editing many of
these books when time permits. Glenda favors mysteries, thrillers,
suspense, but dedicates time and energy to new authors writing in any
genre.
Visit Glenda's online journal for interesting information:
http://journals.aol.com/ipbookreviewer/BookReadersHeaven/
Other Reviewers:
Melissa Brown Levine
Melissa Brown Levine is a writer,
reviewer, and contract librarian working in law, business, and medical
libraries. She is the author of two novels, Splendid and
Problems in Living. She has written reviews for Midwest Book Review,
In the Library Reviews, and ForeWord Reviews. Melissa also writes short
stories and essays. Her most recent piece was published by
Skirt Magazine. Melissa
has advanced degrees in counseling and library science and is currently
working on a Master’s in Professional Writing at Chatham University.
Melissa has reviewed books in a variety
of genres. The fiction she has reviewed includes mysteries, romance,
science fiction as well as literary fiction. Melissa has also reviewed
non-fiction topics that include business, finance, self-help,
spirituality, and autobiography /memoir. Her writing
portfolio includes several
published reviews. As a ghost writer, Melissa works with authors to
compose book synopses and query letters.
Jennifer Maughan
Jennifer Maughan has worked on more than 60 books in her career as an
editor and enjoys the bookmaking process immensely. Writing, ghostwriting,
copyediting, proofreading and design/layout round out her professional
skills. Although she'll give just about any book a try, the non-fiction
genres she most enjoys are titles about business, parenting, food, travel,
self-help, history and travel. Any fiction genre will do as long as it is
ultimately uplifting and inspiring. Jennifer has plenty of experience with
children's books and young adult fiction as well, and gets great
satisfaction from reading outstanding books for children.
Also a published author of a juvenile fiction novel,
Flashback (2005), Jennifer is currently under contract with a
publishing company, writing a non-fiction title due in 2008. When she's
not making books, Jennifer enjoys creative cooking and being active with
her husband and three terrific children.
Graciela Sholander
Graciela Sholander is the co-author of Dream It Do It: Inspiring
Stories of Dreams Come True (http://dreamitdoit.net).
She gives talks and conducts workshops at schools, universities,
bookstores, churches, and other organizations to motivate people to
reach their heartfelt dreams. In addition, she has been working as a
freelance writer, editor, ghostwriter, copywriter, Internet content
provider, and translator for the past 11 years.
She's written articles on a variety of nonfiction topics for print
publications including New Mexico Magazine, Family Life, and Women's
Circle.
Graciela enjoys reading and reviewing nonfiction titles. She is
especially interested in these categories: self-help, biography,
spiritual, parenting, motivational, business, writing, career,
education, advocacy, food, gardening, lifestyle, and travel. She also
enjoys reviewing books written for teens and kids. Graciela lives in
northern Colorado with her husband and their two children.
John Tucker
John Tucker, a retired engineer, was involved with Rainbow's End
Publishing Company for sixteen years. He did layout, design,
proofreading and editing. Since his retirement he has written
three Christian books--two which have been published in electronic
format. John is interested in reviewing Christian books--fiction
and non-fiction--that make a difference in the lives of individuals.
www.rainbows-end-publish.com
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