This book investigates the complex dynamics and therapeutic challenges inherent in remarried families. Drawing on clinical experience and theoretical frameworks, Sager presents a comprehensive approach to understanding and treating the unique issues that arise when individuals form new families through remarriage, focusing on the integration of existing family members and the establishment of new relational patterns.

This work is recognized as a foundational text in the field of family therapy, particularly concerning stepfamily dynamics. It offers a detailed clinical framework for practitioners addressing the complexities of remarriage and blended families. The book is valued for its practical insights and its contribution to the understanding of family systems in transition.