How the genetic science of pregnancy helped put a stop to three generations of inconceivable secrets and lies The simple desire of a conflicted young mother, Helene Talos, to know the gender of her unborn sets off an inconceivable chain of events, involving an inconceivable but totally believable cast of characters and revealing three generations of inconceivable secrets and lies. Beginning and ending in New York City, Inconceivable! covers love, pregnancy, family, genetic science, fashion models, homelessness, medical miracles, orphans and little known events of World War II, along with a healthy, red-blooded fascination with the role of breasts in modern America. Inconceivable! is fun to read, right down to the last sentence of the Epilogue

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