A novel about overcoming fear and finding new life: seeking reviewers

[Elizabeth]

“Nothing is more important than how we are born. And this engrossing novel takes you right into the heart and soul of this primal experience.” --Christiane Northrup, M.D., ob/gyn physician and author of the New York Times bestseller, Women's Bodies, Women's Wisdom

I'm seeking people willing to read an e-galley and write a review in advance of my May 1st release date. Here's a description:

Late one night in a busy St. Paul hospital, a nurse midwife drags Hannah Larson out from behind her reception desk to assist with a birth. When Hannah witnesses that baby tumble into the world, her secure, conventional life gets upended by a fierce desire to deliver babies. So begins Hannah’s journey away from her comfort zone. In a midwifery apprenticeship in New Mexico, she befriends a male midwife, defends a teenage mom, and learns to trust women’s bodies, then moves back to Minnesota to start her own illicit birth practice. Hannah’s need to stay safe proves both an asset and a liability: homebirth isn’t legal in Minnesota in the 1990’s; to deliver healthy babies, Hannah risks jail time, her community’s respect, and her career. The key to unlocking her fear rests in one birth—-her own.

Hannah, Delivered tells the story of how inexplicable passion, buried strength, and professional skill deliver one woman from fear into a rich and risk-filled life.