About the Author …
PAMELA WOODWARD
Pamela Woodward, a multifaceted luminary in the realms of literature, film, and real estate, has carved a remarkable path marked by creativity, business acumen, and a dedication to excellence.
Born into a family with a deep appreciation for the arts, Pamela’s early years were steeped in storytelling. From a young age, she displayed a profound talent for weaving narratives that captivated audiences. This innate gift blossomed as she pursued her desire to write and share her God-given gift of story telling through her creative imagination. She honed her writing skills and laid the foundation for her future literary endeavors, one story at a time.
Pamela’s literary career took off with the publication of her debut novel, Sharon, which quickly garnered critical acclaim for its rich character development and poignant storytelling. This success catapulted her into the ranks of accomplished novelists, establishing her as a literary force to be reckoned with.
Not content to limit herself to one creative outlet, Pamela found herself drawn to the world of film. With a keen eye for compelling narratives and a deep understanding of character dynamics, she transitioned seamlessly into the role of Film Executive. Her unique blend of creative vision and business savvy led to the production of several acclaimed films, including, “Kielia”, which showcased her ability to translate complex stories onto the silver screen.
In addition to her achievements in literature and film, Pamela has also made a significant impact in the competitive world of real estate. Armed with her innate understanding of narratives and a knack for understanding people’s needs, she became a top-producing Realtor known for her integrity, diligence, and unparalleled client service. Pamela’s ability to negotiate deals and match individuals with their dream homes has earned her numerous accolades and a loyal clientele.
Throughout her career, Pamela Woodward has exemplified a relentless pursuit of excellence and a passion for storytelling in all its forms. Whether through the written word, the cinematic lens, or the real estate transaction, she continues to inspire and uplift those around her with her creativity, vision, and unwavering dedication to her craft.
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She looked at him with love. His mind was trying to grasp the incomprehensible. Her “preacher-boy” was now an old man, staring into the face of his own hopes, doubts, mortality. “The Greeks called me Sophia. Rabbis refer to me as Shekinah. During his circumambulations around the Kabah Ibn al-Arabi met me, and he called me Nizam. I counseled Solomon when no one else could hear, and I knelt before the angel in that room in Nazareth. For I am the Wisdom of God, and anyone who seeks me with a pure and diligent heart may hold me in their arms.”
There was much more than this in that one look at the face, but John knew it would be a lifetime in coming. He woke with a start. Sitting up in bed he couldn’t get the face out of his mind. The face of the carpenter. The face of a man. It didn’t look at all like the picture on the preacher’s wall. Yet, there was no doubt in John’s mind who the face had been. He walked over to the mirror. Looking at his own torn body, and weary face it came to him. The face was a lot like his!