Paullina is currently busy researching and working on her next novel. More information coming soon!!!!

Road to Paradise
Paullina's new novel Road To Paradise is available now in the UK, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand. It can be ordered online from Australian and New Zealand bookstores such as Dymocks, Angus and Collins as well as The Book Depository in the UK. Release dates for other countries will be included when available.



Synopsis:
It's 1981 and Shelby Sloane gets a canary yellow Mustang convertible as a graduation present. She plans an odyssey to find her mother who left her many years earlier. When Shelby's former best friend Gina asks to come along, Shelby reluctantly agrees.

When they see a young woman hitchhiking on the side of a country road, they don't want to pick her up. They turn their gaze away. But days later, they find her again. Candy gets in. She needs to get to Paradise – that's Paradise, California. But she is beset by dangers on a scale beyond the wildest imaginings of Shelby and Gina. She sucks them into her treacherous world and her own frightful journey.

The ride that began with high spirits and good humour proceeds into the darkest backroads of America, when Shelby, Candy and Gina are forced to make real moral choices that have critical consequences for their future, and by their ordeals they take a very different journey.

To read the Prologue from Road to Paradise please click HERE.


Tatiana's Table:

Tatiana's Table, the cookbook of Tatiana's recipes from the Tatiana and Alexander trilogy of novels is OUT NOW in Australian bookstores and can be ordered online.



Click HERE or on the image above to view images of the front and back covers of Tatiana's Table.


Paullina talking about the cookbook:
"I was looking to make it funny and light and cute, and am still trying to, but of course, my melancholy Russian soul is getting the better of me as I remember what Tatiana and Alexander had, what they lost, what they sacrificed for each other, what it took them to get back to the metaphoric Lazarevo (which in itself was a metaphor), and suddenly I’m feeling slightly less chipper. The blockade of Leningrad in 1941 is presenting particular problems as I write with abundance about cheese and milk and butter and flour and beef tenderloin and preheating ovens and buttering casserole dishes. I keep thinking of Tatiana smelling the empty bag that once contained oatmeal when there was no electricity and no heat, no coal or wood, or water on the third floor."


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