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by Anne Reeder Heck (Author)
When faced with overwhelming hardship, what we believe makes all the difference.
At age twenty-six, Anne Reeder Heck was attacked by a stranger and brutally raped. Years later, still seeking to heal the remnants of this trauma, Anne stands alone in her living room one winter day and claims her desired belief aloud: "This is my year of strength." Her clear intention results in a phone call; her rapist has been identified--fourteen years after the crime. Offering all the gripping and uplifting details of a story that sparked national interest--Heck appeared on the front page of The Washington Post and was interviewed by Diane Sawyer on Good Morning America--A Fierce Belief in Miracles lights the way for those seeking to heal from life's traumas by demonstrating the importance of clear intention and trusting inner guidance, and the transformative power of forgiveness.Author Biography
Anne Heck is a speaker, healer, mentor, and artist devoted to inspiring and guiding women to trust themselves, open to their intuitive guidance, and experience the magic of life through ceremony, positive intention, and a creative and curious spirit. Anne graduated with honors from Oberlin College with a degree in chemistry. She lives in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina with her husband of twenty-six years and her sweet retriever pup. She can often be found exploring the trails in Pisgah Forest with her dog or meditatively turning her pedals on the Blue Ridge Parkway. When she's not outdoors, Anne is passionately speaking, leading workshops, mentoring, or making art. Learn more and see photos of the healing dolls described in A Fierce Belief in Miracles at www.anneheck.com.
