Have at It, Sister

"Have at It, Sister" is a true-crime narrative about Gloria Burtzlaff, a South Dakota woman who shot her abusive husband and faced a groundbreaking trial in 1991. The story explores how her case challenged legal and societal perceptions of domestic violence and self-defense, contributing to legal reforms and shifting attitudes towards battered women. With insights from her relative, retired TV anchor Bill Griffeth, the audiobook examines broader issues of abuse, justice, and societal change, making it a compelling and relevant listen.