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The idea for this book came from a conversation I had with my daughter, who was going through IVF treatments. She had successfully created ten viable embryos and was soon pregnant. When the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade with the Dobbs v. Jackson decision, there was some quiet talk in conservative legislative bodies that perhaps the disposition of unused IVF embryos would be treated the same way as an abortion. Criminal prosecution of the mother, the doctor, or the clinic. She asked me, concerned, "Do you think I could be charged with murder if I chose to donate my unused embryos for…mehr

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The idea for this book came from a conversation I had with my daughter, who was going through IVF treatments. She had successfully created ten viable embryos and was soon pregnant. When the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade with the Dobbs v. Jackson decision, there was some quiet talk in conservative legislative bodies that perhaps the disposition of unused IVF embryos would be treated the same way as an abortion. Criminal prosecution of the mother, the doctor, or the clinic. She asked me, concerned, "Do you think I could be charged with murder if I chose to donate my unused embryos for medical research?" This question is interesting and scary for all women, partners, and husbands. Noah's Ark hopes to educate you and let your mind think about the possibilities of that happening.Synopsis STLPD Detective Rhonda Simon has been suspended from the police force while a past shooting is being investigated; however, the day before she is reinstated, Dr. Layla Brazini, a woman from her past, calls her desperately looking for her help in solving a crime committed at her IVF Clinic. While the crime seems open and shut, Detective Simon and her personal private investigator and lover, Richard Leary, uncover many more secrets and suspects, including a loner, Noah Sharpe, who can only relate to the apes that he feeds at the St. Louis Zoo; a mysterious online influencer who goes by Harvest and seeks upheaval in American society; a far-right aspiring politician Missouri Representative Billy O'Dell who will say anything to stay in power, and a far-left domestic terrorist, Marianne Hylany who takes everything personally, and who believes violence is the only ends to the means in this battle between left and right. Simon and Leary need to determine how these people intersect to stave off a local crime from becoming a national crisis, creating social chaos and violence among ordinary citizens on both sides of the pro-life vs. pro-choice debate. Noah's Ark is the second book in the Perfect Match Series, where readers are first introduced to Detective Rhonda Simon and her ability to solve crimes that challenge society's norms about choice and upheaval of the status quo for financial gain and political power.
Autorenporträt
Steve Pizzolato is originally from Chicago but has lived in St. Louis for most of his life. Steve comes from a large Italian American family complete with seven brothers and sisters and over thirty nieces and nephews. He met and married his wife, Nancy, of forty years in St. Louis. Together, they have three daughters and four grandchildren. Steve acquired his love of reading and writing from his mother who was a librarian. The Perfect Match was Steve's first full novel, and he has followed it up with Noah's Ark, which is the second in a series of three books featuring some of the same interesting characters, solving crimes in St. Louis and in life. Steve owned a successful digital marketing agency for 21 years. He is an avid and talented fisherman, an enthusiastic but mediocre golfer and a passionate foodie, especially when it comes to the delicious food at the many Italian restaurants St. Louis has to offer.