The Fall of Roe

Searing and intimate … with masterly, white-hot reporting. * Mattie Kahn, The New York Times *The most important book in the lead up to this election. * Nicolle Wallace, MSNBC *Reads like a thriller. * The New York Times *The Fall of Roe unfolds like a horror story. Danger lurked outside the cabin door, but the threat was never fully perceived by those who lived within … Dias and Lerer provide a great public service … As [they] write, the fight against legal abortion is tied inextricably to the fight for America’s soul – Sarah Jones * New York Magazine *A rich narrative. * Rolling Stone *A rollicking read, full of complicated but passionate advocates on both sides. It’s a tale of religion, power, politics and ultimately of the position of women in American society; an account of how a driven minority can triumph over a complacent majority. It’s riveting. * The Telegraph, five star review *A fantastic narrative of the last decade that opened my eyes to how abortion rights fell apart in this country – Asma Khalid * NPR *A tour de force. [The Fall of Roe] is a blueprint, so comprehensive in how it speaks to the right and the left … It’s essential reading. However you read books, hardcover, ebook, audio … Just read it. * Alex Wagner on Alex Wagner tonight *An essential read. * Elisabeth L. Silver, author of The Majority *A deeply personal and narrative look at the decades-long campaign to restrict reproductive access in the U.S. [The Fall of Roe] takes us from inside secret meetings with Christian activists to abortion clinics to the White House * Katie Couric Media *

Lisa Lerer (Author)

Lisa Lerer, national political correspondent for the New York Times, has written about American politics, power and elections for nearly two decades. She has covered five presidential campaigns, the White House and Congress. She was a Nieman Fellow at Harvard University and is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania and Columbia Journalism School.

Elizabeth Dias (Author)

Elizabeth Dias, national religion correspondent for the New York Times, has covered American religion, politics and culture for fifteen years. She has reported from Washington, D.C., the Vatican and across the United States. She is a Livingston Award finalist and a graduate of Wheaton College and Princeton Theological Seminary.