Elisabeth Lorentz and Eric Holder from eastern France have  married despite a French law banning unions between stepchildren and step-parents It's a union that comes close to breaking the ultimate taboo. A woman yesterday tied the knot with her stepson - after fighting for months with French authorities for the right to marry. Elisabeth Lorentz, 48, finally married Eric Holder, who is three years her junior, in the parish church in the small village of Dabo in Alsace-Lorraine, north-east France. Although it's not quite an Oedipus complex, the complex story behind their marriage is nonetheless almost worthy of Sophocles - although there is yet hope it won't end in tragedy.
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Elizabeth Lorentz broke up with the father of Eric Holder in 2006
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Their relationship blossomed in the aftermath of the break-up
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But French law bans marriages between stepchildren and ex-step-parents
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Her daughter is his sister and also his goddaughter - and now stepdaughter
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