If I had known what this book was about before reading it, I would never have picked it up. There isn't a single other storyline in the world that I hate more than a woman so desperate to be a mother that the whole rest of her life falls apart. It's rage inducing to me. But that is my problem and I can't blame the author for that. I can blame her for the preachiness (on both sides of the debate) and the lack of story. Didn't enjoy this at all. If it hadn't taken place in Rhode Island (needed for a challenge) I would have abandoned it on page 3.