"A masterful debut about motherhood and choices, the things we keep, the things we lose, and the things that stay with us and change us at our core forever. . . . A searing, important, beautifully written novel about the choices we all make and where they lead us--as well as a wise and timely reminder of the difficult road women had to walk not so long ago."
-- KRISTIN HARMEL, New York Times bestselling author of The Forest of Vanishing Stars

"Marshall shines a spotlight on the unsettling truths and heartbreaking realities faced by women of every generation. Looking for Jane is a compelling, courageous must-read about motherhood and choice."
-- GENEVIEVE GRAHAM, USA Today and #1 bestselling author of The Forgotten Home Child

"A beautifully written meditation on the lengths mothers will go to for their children as well as an eye-opening history of women. It is an ode to the doctors, nurses, and volunteers who fought for the rights of future generations to have a say over their bodies. This gracefully entwined story of three generations of women, societal mores, and mothers and daughters stole my heart."
-- JANET SKESLIEN CHARLES, New York Times bestselling author of The Paris Library

"A confident debut that offers a fascinating, often disturbing insight into the state of Canadian women's reproductive rights in our recent history. . . . Timely."
-- The Globe and Mail

"A compelling story of three women whose lives become entwined as they each fight for the right to make their own choices about their bodies and motherhood. Beautifully written, with a cast of strong female characters I was rooting for from start to finish. I loved it."
-- CAROLINE BISHOP, author of The Other Daughter and The Lost Chapter

"A heartbreaking, thought-provoking, and shocking story about women's struggle for reproductive choice in Canada."
-- ADRIENNE CHINN, author of The English Wife

"A powerful debut . . . an emotional but compelling story, inspired by real events, which takes an eye-opening look at abortion, its costs, and a not-so-distant chapter of Canadian history."
-- Hello! Canada

"Heather Marshall has pulled off a remarkable feat with this vital and incisive tale. It is at once an urgently necessary read and a pleasure to spend time with. The characters felt like friends, their story deeply essential to my own existence. A brave, generous, capable exploration of what it means to be a mother, to be a woman, and to stand up for inexorable truths."
-- MARISSA STAPLEY, New York Times bestselling author of Lucky