Críticas:
"Steiner overlays the story of Rhonda and Gerry Wile--an Arizona nurse and firefighter whose search for children led them to surrogate pregnancy--on an emotionally heightened, journalistic overview of infertility and the options available to prospective parents... Noting barren women of the Bible as examples, as well as celebrities who have used IVF and surrogacy, Steiner appeals to a popular demographic to craft a personable account of the hope surrogacy can offer... [Steiner] effectively touches on the complications of surrogacy--including its economic, legal, ethical, psychological, and societal ramifications--in clear, informative ways. She also offers insights on some of the controversies, from religious perspectives to the lack of coverage for surrogacy by many insurance companies." --Kirkus Reviews"Compulsively readable." --People (3 1/2 stars) on Crazy Love"In steady, intimate prose punctuated by surprising, refreshing streaks of humor... this courageous, empowering survival story brings the phrase 'battered woman' into terrifying focus." --Kirkus Reviews on Crazy Love"[Readers will] cheer as Steiner... slowly regains her sense of self and escapes this crazy love." --The Washington Post on Crazy Love"Harrowing." --TheDailyBeast.com on Crazy Love Steiner overlays the story of Rhonda and Gerry Wile an Arizona nurse and firefighter whose search for children led them to surrogate pregnancy on an emotionally heightened, journalistic overview of infertility and the options available to prospective parents Noting barren women of the Bible as examples, as well as celebrities who have used IVF and surrogacy, Steiner appeals to a popular demographic to craft a personable account of the hope surrogacy can offer [Steiner] effectively touches on the complications of surrogacy including its economic, legal, ethical, psychological, and societal ramifications in clear, informative ways. She also offers insights on some of the controversies, from religious perspectives to the lack of coverage for surrogacy by many insurance companies. "Kirkus Reviews" Compulsively readable. "People (3 1/2 stars) on Crazy Love" In steady, intimate prose punctuated by surprising, refreshing streaks of humor this courageous, empowering survival story brings the phrase battered woman' into terrifying focus. "Kirkus Reviews on Crazy Love" [Readers will] cheer as Steiner slowly regains her sense of self and escapes this crazy love. "The Washington Post on Crazy Love" Harrowing. "TheDailyBeast.com on Crazy Love"" Praise for BABY CHASE: "Steiner overlays the story of Rhonda and Gerry Wile--an Arizona nurse and firefighter whose search for children led them to surrogate pregnancy--on an emotionally heightened, journalistic overview of infertility and the options available to prospective parents... Noting barren women of the Bible as examples, as well as celebrities who have used IVF and surrogacy, Steiner appeals to a popular demographic to craft a personable account of the hope surrogacy can offer... [Steiner] effectively touches on the complications of surrogacy--including its economic, legal, ethical, psychological, and societal ramifications--in clear, informative ways. She also offers insights on some of the controversies, from religious perspectives to the lack of coverage for surrogacy by many insurance companies." - Kirkus ReviewsPraise for Crazy Love: "Compulsively readable." -People (3 1/2 stars)"In steady, intimate prose punctuated by surprising, refreshing streaks of humor... this courageous, empowering survival story brings the phrase 'battered woman' into terrifying focus." --Kirkus Reviews"[Readers will] cheer as Steiner... slowly regains her sense of self and escapes this crazy love." --The Washington Post"Harrowing." --TheDailyBeast.com Praise for Crazy Love: "Compulsively readable." -"People" (3 1/2 stars)"In steady, intimate prose punctuated by surprising, refreshing streaks of humor... this courageous, empowering survival story brings the phrase 'battered woman' into terrifying focus." --"Kirkus""Reviews""[Readers will] cheer as Steiner... slowly regains her sense of self and escapes this crazy love." --"The Washington Post""Harrowing." --TheDailyBeast.com Praise for Crazy Love: "In steady, intimate prose punctuated by surprising, refreshing streaks of humor... this courageous, empowering survival story brings the phrase 'battered woman' into terrifying focus." --"Kirkus""Reviews""[Readers will] cheer as Steiner... slowly regains her sense of self and escapes this crazy love." --"The Washington Post""Harrowing." --TheDailyBeast.com
Reseña del editor:
Rhonda Wile and her husband Gerry struggled for years with infertility. With perseverance shocking to all around them, there wasn't a procedure they wouldn't and didn't try - unsuccessfully - until they decided to look for a surrogate. Once considered a desperate, even morally suspect option, surrogacy had started to claim headlines and transform the lives of celebrities like Nicole Kidman and Elton John. For Rhonda, surrogacy seemed like an impossible and unaffordable dream, until she came across the beaming smile of a beautiful Indian woman on the internet. Within a few short months, she had embarked on a journey that would take her into the shadowy, emerging world of Indian carriers and the global surrogacy community. In The Baby Chase, acclaimed writer Leslie Morgan Steiner weaves the stories together - of a nurse, a firefighter, and the Indian gestational carrier who made their baby dreams come true. Moving, page-turning, and meticulously researched, this deeply complex human journey is paired with an examination of the issues - religious, legal, medical and emotional - that shapes surrogacy as a solution both exciting and imperfect. Steiner revels in the joy that ultimately infuses one couple's lives when - against the odds - their intense, almost irrational desire to bear a child meets with success.
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