Savannah Guthrie’s faith-based book, “Mostly What God Does,” hit the ground running upon its release, selling out immediately and igniting a frenzy among eager readers. However, where there’s success, there are often scammers lurking in the shadows, ready to capitalize on the hype.
Savannah Guthrie Book in Fraud Hands
Guthrie’s vigilant mother was quick to spot teh counterfeit copies and alerted her daughter to the dubious situation. With her publisher, Damon Reiss, by her side, Savannah Guthrie swiftly took action to combat the fraudulent sellers.
But alas, the scammers proved to be resilient, with fake copies still floating around, some even misspelling Guthrie’s name talk about a dead giveaway!
Despite the counterfeit chaos, Guthrie remained undeterred, choosing to focus on the positive and celebrate the genuine success of her book. She took to social media to caution her followers about the fake copies while basking in the joy of her book’s popularity.
The icing on the cake?A fabulous party attended by Guthrie’s colleagues and media friends, where the air was filled with gratitude and the spirit of camaraderie.
Amidst the celebration, Guthrie expressed her hearrtfelt thanks for the opportunity to spark meaningful conversations about faith and forge deeper connections with her readers.
In the end, while the journey may have had its bumps –or in this case, counterfeit copies – Guthrie emerged with a newfound appreciation for the overwhelmingly positive response to her book. Here’s to shining a light on the truth and continuing to spread inspiration and wisdom through her faith-based work!
