This coming-of-age tale, The Sanctum, brings readers deep into the underbelly of the Carolinas, introducing us to a spunky young woman named Neeley who captures our hearts and breaks them at the same time. When life takes a few bad turns, she hits the road with a friend she is determined to protect from the dangers of violent racism. Tucked in the North Carolina mountains, Neeley comes head-to-head with robed Klansmen while learning the secrets of her family’s past. With a circle of compassionate strangers, a first love on the brew, and a pack of wolves in their midst, Neeley discovers the true meaning of family and faith. In this gothic but inspirational tale, Pamela Cable thrills readers with her tight plotline, lyrical scene Descriptions, and complex character development. She also leaves us aching for more.

Julie Cantrell New York Times and USA TODAY bestselling author of Perennials, Into the Free, The Feathered Bone, When Mountains Moven, Dog Saves Duck

Pamela King Cable is one of those infrequent writers who can bring reality to fictional characters so strong that you’d swear you had encountered them in your own life’s history. Southern Fried Women will leave the reader looking forward to more from this accomplished, imaginative, skilled, and entertaining author!

Midwest Book Review

If you don’t find yourself devouring this delicious book of short stories by Pamela King Cable, then you are not a Southern Fried Woman (or Man). After laughing and crying your way through this collection, you will eagerly await new offerings from this talented writer!

Cassandra King Conroy Bestselling author of The Same Sweet Girls and The Sunday Wife

Cable’s unflinching fictional exposé of the dark side of televangelism has a human victim in the person of Andie Oliver . . . Cable places Andie’s desperate struggle against the oppression of Reverend Artury’s church, its brutal inner circle, murderous practices, financial fraud, and the abuse of her husband, Joe. This powerful story, skillfully written and with well-drawn characters, reveals the classic entrapment of vulnerable people in the name of a vengeful god. . . .

Publishers Weekly

A captivating, beautifully rendered, unforgettable look at a world so few of us understand. Ms. Cable has courageously opened the door, and my eyes.

Lesley Kagen New York Times bestselling author of Good Graces and Whistling in the Dark

Pamela King Cable’s Televenge trilogy breathes good and evil, frost and fire. You can finish it, but it won’t let you go.

Jacquelyn Mitchard New York Times bestselling author of Two if by Sea and The Deep End of the Ocean