Emily Pattullo

Emily Pattullo is an award-winning author and certified life coach. She is the author of two novels, Silent as the Snow, and Ring Around Rosie, and a non-fiction self-help journal, 12 Creative Steps to a Fulfulling Life.

She writes suspenseful and thought-provoking stories, driven by strong characters. Her interests lie in the psychology of relationships, the dynamics of family, and uncovering the truth behind the deceptions.  

She has worked in magazine publishing in London and then briefly in New Zealand, as well as run her own writing, editing and proof reading business. She currently divides her time between writing and life coaching.

Her passion lies in human potential through creativity. And she is the first person she knows to have been replaced by a robot.

 


Genre:

  • Adult Fiction
  • Adult Non-Fiction
  • Crime
  • Fiction
  • Freelance Writer
  • Lifestyle
  • Mind Body Spirit
  • Non-Fiction
  • Review Writing
  • Thriller
  • Young Adult

Skills:

  • Editing
  • Freelance Writing
  • Mentoring
  • Novelist
  • Print Media Writing (magazines/newspapers)
  • Proofreading
  • Reviews
  • Workshops (adults)

Branch:

Auckland

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Publications:


Silent as the Snow

Four friends.

One tragic death.

20 years of secrets and lies.

 

One wintery night, when they are young, Anna and her three friends Rudy, Seth, and Dougal are involved in an accident in which a stranger is killed – that night it snows heavily, covering everything up. They agree to keep it a secret, but then one of them is accused of murder and sent to prison.

Twenty years later, Anna and her friends are thrown together again following a funeral, and this time Anna is forced to finally look at what actually happened all those years ago. Anna’s recollection, however, is not what her friends remember.

Could she really have been mistaken about what happened?

Will digging up the past reveal a truth she would rather not know?

And what will it mean to her carefully constructed life if the last 20 years has been nothing more than a lie?