Summary of The Baby Decision

The Baby Decision by Lois Romano is a historical novel about reproductive rights. Set in late 1970s, the novel follows Julie and her husband Tom as they grapple with a difficult decision: whether or not to have a baby. The couple explore questions of love, commitment, and the possible implications of beginning a family. Faced with opposition from friends and family, Julie and Tom must navigate a roller coaster of emotions as they struggle with what could be an irreversible decision. As the stakes become higher, the couple is forced to confront the reality that their choice could jeopardize their relationship, as well as their happiness. Through Julie and Tom’s story, Lois Romano sheds light on the intricacies of reproductive rights, and the internal struggle that often accompanies such decisions.