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Bland fiction interspersed with anti-abortion propaganda. The heroine feels guilty about a past abortion; an activist friend prods her into displaying her currently-pregnant self at anti-abortion protests. Part of the heroine's journey to spiritual healing also involves her and said friend starting up a "crisis pregnancy center". Pro-choice people are portrayed as the sort of childless straw-feminists who say that Down's Syndrome children shouldn't have been allowed to live. The rest is just kind of dull.

I was wryly amused by a bit in which one anti-abortion activist speaks favorably about contraception -- I suppose the author had no way of knowing, in 1986, that within the next few decades the "pro-life" lobby would be protesting against that, too.


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No Other Choice Lissa Halls Johnson 9780800752217 Books Reviews

Bland fiction interspersed with anti-abortion propaganda. The heroine feels guilty about a past abortion; an activist friend prods her into displaying her currently-pregnant self at anti-abortion protests. Part of the heroine's journey to spiritual healing also involves her and said friend starting up a "crisis pregnancy center". Pro-choice people are portrayed as the sort of childless straw-feminists who say that Down's Syndrome children shouldn't have been allowed to live. The rest is just kind of dull.

I was wryly amused by a bit in which one anti-abortion activist speaks favorably about contraception -- I suppose the author had no way of knowing, in 1986, that within the next few decades the "pro-life" lobby would be protesting against that, too.