This book samples definitions, surveys, statistics, and laws related to abortion in America. The overarching theme is that the existence of legal abortions in the U.S. results in the deaths of discrete human beings and requires the cooperation of many, including some who may be complicit or passive participants because of a lack of information. The author uses an introductory fable and commentary on numerous quoted sources to present a relatively concise summary of key aspects of the issue. He then encourages action among those who share his view to oppose and limit abortions. There are a few photographs of fetal development, as well as a few disturbing black and white photos of first and second trimester aborted babies.
