This book offers a thorough examination of the controversial topic of marriage with a deceased wife’s sister or niece. Through detailed analysis of historical records and legal precedent, the author makes a compelling case for the legalization of these unions. Whether you are passionate about social justice issues or simply interested in exploring new and challenging ideas, this book will make you think.

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