Past Projects And Endorsements

Fiction

Picture Books
* Flash by Ryan Howard (this book has yet to be published)
* Critique – Nana I Miss You by Jane Buttery (this book has yet to be published)

Middle Grade
* Pedro The Ugliest Dog In The World by Papa G (CreateSpace)


* Angel’s Answer
by Pat Matuszak (AMG Publishers)










Young Adult
* Critique – Kestrel’s Midnight Song by J. R. Parker (Flaming Pen Press)

* Higgledy-Piggledy House by Cindy McCrimmon (this book has yet to be published)

* Books by Bryan Davis (AMG Publishers)

    I credit Rebecca Miller with helping me become the author I am today. Early in my career she worked with me to shape Raising Dragons, taking no pay, just one aspiring author giving aid to another. I learned a great deal, techniques I have employed in the remainder of the series and beyond. Later, she put on the professional editor’s cap and guided me through four more novels. Without her expertise, these bestselling books would lack polish and professionalism.
    Talented, tough, and true to a desire for excellence, Rebecca is the perfect choice for the author who wants a real edit, not just a cursory glance and a pat on the back. She will make your writing shine.



* Books by Scott Appleton (AMG Publishing)

    Rebecca Miller provided a thorough, honest eye to my YA fantasy novel Swords Of The Six. During the editing process she made timely responses to my emails and did not shy from blunt honesty if she thought something needed improvement. In particular I found her comments on my book’s prelude to be powerful. After considering her editorial comments, I reworked the prelude and ended up with a powerful, grabbing opening. She has been wonderful to work with. I highly recommend her as a professional and efficient fiction editor.


* Chapter critique – Suffer The Children by Jason Joyner

* The New Recruit by Christy Award winner Jill Williamson (this book has yet to be published)

    Rebecca Miller has a keen eye for characters and plot. Her edit for my young adult novel was extremely helpful. I learned a lot from it. She made many valid points, and I know that my novel benefited greatly from her work. If you are looking for a professional editor who understands story, characters, and a variety of genres, look no further. Rebecca’s work is well worth the investment.

Adult
* Short fiction critique for Sarah Witenhafer

* Chapter critique for Kathi Mohlke

* Cedar Lake, Book 1 of the Seasons Of Cedar Lake series by Michele Nordquist (this book has yet to be published)


    Rebecca Miller has done an outstanding job in editing my work. Her edits were professional and firm, yet handled with personal touches that showed she cared for my work. Because of her eye for detail and knowledge of the craft, I now have two editors interested in my manuscript. It has been my pleasure to work with her, and I hope to do so again.

Non-Fiction


    * The Five Laws Of Liberty by Scott Hyland (AMG Publishing)



    * Thoughts Of A Modern-day Sojourner by J. W. Christopher (AuthorHouse)



* Help! I Can’t Read! by Carol Fitzpatrick (self-published)