A Taste Worth Killing For,
A Journey Through Love,
War, and Family Secrets

When obsession meets destiny, and history intertwines with the supernatural.

Follow the quest for perfection in ‘Tennessee Blackberries’ and the journey of resilience in ‘Triumph,’ where love, war, and family secrets shape destinies.
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Two Tales of Obsession and Triumph Across Time

Tennessee Blackberries

Doctor Sebastian Crane of the Confederate States of America is a connoisseur of the various blood from wounded patients he samples after the battle.

Triumph

In the late spring of 1856, Amanda Pendleton had no idea how the arc of her life would change when she was randomly plucked from an Indiana orphanage to be the ‘Took in Girl’

Tennessee Blackberries

Doctor Sebastian Crane of the Confederate States of America is a connoisseur of the various blood from wounded patients he samples after the battle.

Triumph

In the late spring of 1856, Amanda Pendleton had no idea how the arc of her life would change when she was randomly plucked from an Indiana orphanage to be the ‘Took in Girl’

From the blood-soaked battlefields of the Civil War to the hidden secrets of family lineage, Mark D. Wood’s stories unfold with haunting intrigue and unexpected twists.

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