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Texas Gothic
Ever notice how family secrets don’t just stay buried? They fester, twist, and sometimes haunt the next generation like bad wallpaper you can’t scrape off. Margaret Wilkerson Sexton’s “Texas Gothic” isn’t your average Southern tale—it’s a slow burn into the dark corners of family, race, and history, served with a side of eerie mystery and a dash of that Southern Gothic gloom you didn’t ask for but secretly love.
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