As someone who has been in the abortion debate for years now, I had not yet, until now, read a book that described abortion from a doctor's perspective.
One of the greatest strengths of this book is that the doctor tells his story from pre-Roe to post Roe. He was there.
The very graphic descriptions of what women used to try to self abort are eye-openers for even the most staunch pro-choicer.
Another great strength of this book is what he saves towards the end: The fact that he was almost aborted through an illegal abortion. Why is this a great strength? Because he is pro-choice. Not only is he pro-choice, he's a doctor that performs abortions. One of the great crys of the anti-abortion rights front is "Aren't you glad your mother didn't abort you?". Yet, here, in this book, the doctor throws that back in their face with: I was almost aborted and who cares? It's not like I would have known. It's not stopping me from providing this service.
I feel this is a must read for anyone in the abortion debate.

Choice: A Doctor's Experience With The Abortion Dilemma is the memoir of Don Sloan, an obstetrician, gynecologist, sex and marital therapist who tells of his experiences advising and working with women faced with the profound choice of whether or not to terminate their pregnancies. Dispelling the myth that abortion is easy to decide upon or easy to forget, Choice is strongly recommended as being a sober and serious look at this highly controversial social and medical issue from the perspective of a dedicated physician.