Hilary Neiman, the Maryland attorney who plead guilty to conspiracy to commit wire fraud in her connection with the international baby selling ring, has written a book.

Amazon provides the following description:

Early one morning in 2011, Hilary Neiman was hard at work in the offices of her own successful adoption and surrogacy practice, when three agents of the FBI entered without warning, read her Miranda rights, and informed her, “This is your Come to Jesus day.” How does one go from being raised in a loving, ethical family and earning an advanced education, including in the law, to being accused in the headlines of joining a baby-selling, human trafficking ring? Eventually, Hilary would plead guilty, but not to baby-selling. She would forfeit her license to practice law, and spend five months in the Atwood Minimum Security Camp in Lexington, Kentucky. Things Fall Apart is the story of a young woman with nothing but the promise of a fulfilled life ahead of her, whose childhood dream turned into a nightmare.

You can read more about the international baby selling ring in our links below:

International Baby Selling Ring Broken; San Diego Attorney Pleads Guilty

The Los Angeles Times Takes A Closer Look At The International Baby Trafficking Ring

Moving Forward In The Aftermath Of The Baby Selling Ring

More Insight On How The Baby Trafficking Ring Unraveled

Wiretap Recordings Released From International Baby Selling Ring Investigation

Canadian Fertility Consultants Raid Linked To American Baby Mill Scandal