In the greatest peacetime loss of life in our Nation's history, three thousand, eight hundred seventy-seven people died from surgical abortion on April 5, 2011. Who were they? What would have happened to them - and us - if they had lived? The Book of Names, like a printed memorial, accounts for all of them, recounting what some of their lives would have been - if they had lived. This sobering inventory reminds us of what we have done, and what we must do - if we are to live.

When computer genius Jewelina Schlessinger's college career takes a detour, she knows she has to find a job. An unexpected interview turns into an opportunity to be a nanny for four little girls and a very unpredictable single-dad. Caught between his bad temper and a growing attraction, Jewel does extra-duty trying to track down a hacker, save her employer's computer-security firm, and care for his babies. But can she do it all and still protect her heart? Sparks fly as Jewel tries to decide if it's love she's really after