Me, My Husband and My In-Laws

For centuries, millions of women from various parts of the world have found it challenging to get along with the extended family members of their spouses. Many have come to dread the five letter double barrel word, "in-law" and still many find it an awkward moment when they are in the presence of those who fall into this category. It is no longer news that failure to get along with the extended family members of one's spouse can create unnecessary tension in the home even leading to the breakdown of the marriage which regrettably has been the case with some marriages. In this book, Eturuvie Erebor looks at three (3) major reasons for the continuous disharmony between women (especially Christian women) and their in-laws; a problem which you will no doubt agree is as old as the institution of marriage itself. Albeit the book focuses on women and how they relate with their in-laws, the men have not been let off the hook entirely as the author is certain that many a time their actions or inactions are at the very root of the constant fracas between their spouses and members of their extended families. She concludes with suggestions for a more harmonious relationship between women and their in-laws. This book is a must read for every woman, married or single, and especially, she who professes to be a Christian. It is also a must read for men who seek to be better mediators between their wives and extended family members.