Kerri Maher's "All You Have to Do Is Call" may be set in the 1970s, but it's painfully timely for our post-Dobbs world. The story traces the now-famed "Jane" collective, a women-run underground organization for reproductive health and abortion care. The Chicago founder, Veronica, leads a double life as a seemingly average housewife, but her own high-risk pregnancy soon complicates both sides of her life. Her life intersects with her neighbors' struggles: Margaret, a young professor, is a Jane volunteer caught up in an increasingly disturbing relationship, while Patty, a wife and mother searching for more meaning in her life, has her worldview shaken by the arrival of her runaway sister.
Release date: Sept. 19
