SPEAKING Of DINNERS

Under a burning southern sky, a man walks the long road back to the plantation that broke his family. In "Blame Me, Darlin'," Mary James pulls you into a world of humid nights, whispered accusations, and a house that holds more secrets than rooms. As old grudges rise from the marsh and the past refuses to stay buried, every step toward the front porch is a step closer to the truth about what really happened on the night everything changed.