'The Distance Between Dreams' by Emily Paull

'The Distance Between Dreams' by Emily Paull

What's Inside?

A signed book - 'The Distance Between Dreams’ by Emily Paull

A candle - Taking inspiration from scents within the novel, this blend of lavender and lily are combined with undertones of lime and apple to create a balanced fragrance.

An alcoholic beverage - Running with Thieves Gin & Tonic - An independently owned brewery in Fremantle, WA. This refreshing gin and tonic premix is made with botanical-forward gin, sharp quinine and a hint of citrus, ready to enjoy from the can.

or a non-alcoholic beverage - Polka Limoncello Spritz - A refreshing combination of citrus with de-alc wine for a delightful, alcohol-free twist on Italy’s aperitivo. Best served chilled with a slice of lemon and a sprig of mint.

A treat - Nougat & Nice Cherry Hazelnut & Dark Chocolate Nougat - Made by a family owned business located in Bunbury, WA this nougat is a delicious indulgent treat.

About the book...

A heart-wrenching romance set around WWII that was shortlisted for 2023 Fogarty Literary Award.

Sarah Willis longs to free herself from the expectations of a privileged upbringing, while Winston Keller can’t afford the luxury of a dream. Despite their differences, the pair are drawn together in a whirlwind romance that defies the boundaries of class. But when a dark family secret pulls the young lovers apart, and WWII plunges the world into chaos, it seems impossible they will ever find their way back to each other – or even hold onto the dream of what might have been.

About the author...

Emily Paull is a Western Australian librarian, author and book reviewer. Having formerly worked in bookselling, Emily is an avid reader and a big supporter of the WA writing community who regularly moderates author interviews around Perth.

In 2019, her debut collection of short fiction, Well-Behaved Women, was published by Margaret River Press. Her novel The Distance Between Dreams was shortlisted for the 2023 Fogarty Literary Award. When she’s not writing, she can often be found with her nose in a book.

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