In December 1992, McEntire's seventeenth studio album, "It's Your Call", was released. It became her first album to peak within the "Billboard" 200 Top 10, reaching No. 8. McEntire commented that the record was a "second chapter" to "For My Broken Heart", while music reviewers such as Alanna Nash of "Entertainment Weekly" disagreed, writing "In truth, it isn't nearly as pessimistic as its predecessor—and unfortunately it isn't anywhere as involving." Nash called the album's title track—which peaked at No. 5 on the "Billboard" Hot Country Singles & Tracks chart—"one of those moment-of-truth sagas at which McEntire excels. In the song, a wife answers the phone to find her husband's girlfriend on the other end and seizes the opportunity not only to inform her mate that she knows of his affair but to give him the ultimatum of choosing between the two. "She's not the only one who's waitin' on the line", she sings, handing her husband the phone. "It's your call"."