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“The scoop on Scoop-a fun, irresistible read that also provides a thoughtful look at our culture’s emphasis on youth, beauty, and the allure of bad news.” – Kristin Billerbeck, author of What a Girl Wants and A Girl's Best Friend Rene’s one of the few authors who can make me laugh out loud.” Gutteridge’s characterization is, as always, spot-on and full of wisdom. “ Scoop is a hilarious, smart look at life inside the evening news. —Lisa Samson, author of The Church Ladies, Straight Up, and Apples of Gold: A Parable of Purity Tune in to Rene Gutteridge's latest today!” ∺ full line-up of fun, Scoop offers a hilarious, suspenseful show with a cast of enjoyable characters to love from sign-on to sign-off. ≼harlene Ann Baumbich, author of the Dearest Dorothy series Not one of those uncontrollable responses waned until ‘The End’—when a new impulse arrived, one to yell, ‘No! Not the end!’” And then, Rene Gutteridge’s writing talents sublimely piqued my curiosity. The first page of chapter one made me laugh. “The opening obituary in Scoop got my attention. —Meredith Efken, speaker and author of S.A.H.M. “The scoop on Scoop-a fun, irresistible read that also provides a thoughtful look at our culture’s emphasis on youth, beauty, and the allure of bad news.” —Kristin Billerbeck, author of What a Girl Wants and A Girl's Best Friend Rene’s one of the few authors who can make me laugh out loud.” Gutteridge’s characterization is, as always, spot-on and full of wisdom. “Scoop is a hilarious, smart look at life inside the evening news. With their oddball antics and all-too-real foibles, this lovable cast of characters offers a hilarious look at the sometimes-unexpected effects of taking one’s faith boldly into the workplace. Softspoken reporter Ray Duffey isn’t sure whether he’s attracted or frightened by her outspoken faith, while ego-driven Sam Leege is certain her naïve spiritual convictions will fall victim to his persuasive attentions. Meanwhile Hayden’s presence is distracting at least two coworkers. But a series of crises–including a Botox disaster and the disappearance of a colleague–threatens to destroy his chance for ratings success and send him completely over the edge. When the Channel News 7 team inadvertently stumbles on a hot news story, Hugo is frantic to exploit this rare opportunity.

Instead he’s saddled with a weatherman who can’t admit when he’s wrong, an aging anchorwoman who refuses to release her clawlike grip on the newsdesk, a conscience-stricken reporter who’s reluctant to focus on sensationalism, and a new assistant–former homeschool student Hayden Hazard–who can’t just seem to leave her faith outside the newsroom. And now back to our regularly scheduled insanity.Ĭhannel 7 news producer Hugo Talley dreams of working with first-class professionals.