Breaking News: God Has a Plan: An Anchorwoman's Journey Through Faith

by Harris Faulkner

A detailed account of the author's experience with a stalker - an ex-boyfriend who threatened her life - and how her faith got her through the ordeal and brought her a better understanding of why... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1585970115
• ISBN13: 9781585970117
• Release Date: November 1999
• Publisher: Leathers Publishing
• Length: 149 Pages
• Weight: 0.90 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 6.3" x 9.3"

Customer Reviews

More than worth the money

Harris is a great American success story and this is a book that ought to be read by youngsters looking for a model and oldsters that want to be uplifted. The used price was way less than the value of the book.

The Heart and Soul Behind the Eyes and Smile

In my opinion the Fox News Channel has the most engaging and attractive newswomen of all the cable news outlets: Dari Alexander, Julie Banderas, Laurie Dhue - even Rudi Bakhtiar, one of the more popular anchors at CNN, is now on Fox. But for me the best of them all is former A Current Affair correspondent Harris Faulkner. She has a quality of elegance and poise that is rare to find in today's broadcast journalism. And those eyes and smile are simply beautiful! Until recently I was unaware that Harris Faulkner was a victim of a stalker. This book tells the story of a smart, gutsy and beautiful woman. Harris, a speechwriter and motivational speaker in addition to being a journalist, proves that one doesn't need to abandon one's values for ambition.

A Courageous Woman's Story

Harris Faulkner has written a wonderful book. It is moving, compelling, and poignant. She is truly a courageous woman. Her story is a must read for other women who are being abused or stalked. It talks about her faith and how she survived a terrible ordeal. One more thing: the two negative reviews are absurd, attacking Faulkner for being self-absorbed because she writes about herself in her own autobiography. In an autobiography, you are supposed to write about yourself!

Reluctant reader

I was given this book for Christmas and I was reluctant to read it. I dont really watch the news and I am not a religous person. As I started to pick through it I realized the book was about much more than that. It was personal and honest and touching. I thought for a long time that people in front of the camera- be it a movie or TV or news weren't "real", with "real" problems, they were charmed in some way. Harris Faulkner gave me a glimps into her life and just how real she is. Thank you.

Hard to put down

This book is a must read. It isn't preachy like the title made it sound. It is a very chilling account of how one woman lived through being stalked. This is the first book I've read in years and read it from cover to cover in one evening.