Grapes Of Thorns

In this gripping novel, Mary Theresa Waggaman explores the tumultuous world of the antebellum South, telling the story of a plantation owner and his family as they struggle to navigate the complex social and economic structures of their day. Full of vivid characters and rich historical detail, this is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of this fascinating region.

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