Pamela King Cable is an award-winning author and speaker who writes about religion and spirituality with supernatural twists she unearths from history, including her own. Born a coal miner’s granddaughter and raised by wild Pentecostals. Pam is multi-published, a Selah Award finalist and has gained a reputation for piercing readers’ hearts. Pam has taught at writing conferences and spoken to book clubs, women’s groups, national and local civic organizations, and churches nationwide. The author of The Sanctum, Southern Fried Women, Televenge, Avenge Us All, and Vengeance Is Mine, Pam lives in North Carolina with her husband, Michael, and their angel dog, Gracie.
Pamela King Cable is an award-winning author and speaker who writes about religion and spirituality with supernatural twists she unearths from history, including her own. Born a coal miner’s granddaughter and raised by wild Pentecostals. Pam is multi-published, a Selah Award finalist and has gained a reputation for piercing readers’ hearts. Pam has taught at writing conferences and spoken to book clubs, women’s groups, national and local civic...
On her fifth birthday, Neeley McPherson accidentally killed her parents. Thrown into the care of her scheming and alcoholic grandfather, she survives by her quick wit and the watchful eye of an elderly black man, Gideon. In 1959, as equal rights heats up in the South, authorities accuse Gideon of stealing a watch and using a Whites Only...
A history of racism and bigotry in a local diner is uncovered in Pigment of my Imagination, as the owner defends two young women and their right to be served; Vernell Paskins is a woman who lives in the land of the doublewides and works at the interstate flea market; Cry finds a pregnant woman in labor, lost, and broken down on a deserted road;...
Andie Oliver is a devout young woman dedicated to God, her husband Joe, and the influential televangelist Calvin Artury—a Godfather in a Mafia of holy men. As Joe immerses himself in the megachurch ministry team, sinking deeper into its corruption, Andie determines to free him from the Reverend’s control and far-reaching influence. To uncover...
At the heart of Southern Fried Women is a persistent question: how do people keep going when the odds are stacked against them? Pamela King Cable answers that question not with grand gestures but with small, stubborn acts of survival. Her women love fiercely, make difficult choices, and carry wounds that are both private and shaped by larger social forces. The result is a collection that feels lived-in and honest, one where faith is real and...
