Ground-breaking novel tackles a timely medical issue /Soon to be a movie Hope...in vitro

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A powerful U.S. Senator built his campaign career on a conservative platform. Most recently, he�s been challenged for his tough stance against embryonic stem cell research. When a tragedy devastates his family, he is faced with a crucial choice: his family or his philosophical beliefs. Can he be true to both? Hope. . .in Vitro offers readers a dramatic, heartrending glimpse into the heart of a family that must make tough choices when a shocking crime breaks their hearts. You�ll meet other families who are challenged by chronic illnesses and who reach achingly toward the hope offered by embryonic stem cell research.
Hope. . .in Vitro will be released April 25, 2007 Authors Shelley Chawla, M.D., and Dianne Wilson are available for interviews. Chawla brings 10 years as a neurologist to his first novel, giving it medical authenticity as well as vivid emotional depth garnered from treating hundreds of chronically ill patients.
The compelling and timely plot of Hope. . .in Vitro has drawn the interest of Midwest movie makers/producers.
What reviewers are saying about Hope. . .in Vitro

�(An) intensely insightful book, written with compassion and sensitivity on a compelling and often divisive subject. This brilliant portrayal of ordinary people living complicated lives is a must-read book.�-Shayne Sawyer, Freshfiction.com
�Hope�in Vitro allows us to glimpse the courage and determination of people fighting for their lives and the lives of their loved ones. Please read this book! Then join us as we work to cross a major medical frontier and carry forward with the research we so desperately need.� -Meg Duggan, Executive Director, Parkinson Foundation of the Heartland
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ISBN: 1-4196-6074-8, ISBN 13 : 9781419660740, Library of Congress Number: 2007921935