A Faraway Smell of Lemon (Short Story) (Kindle Single)
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A Faraway Smell of Lemon (Short Story) (Kindle Single)
Rachel Joyce, internationally bestselling author of The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry and Perfect, delivers an unforgettable Christmas story of moving on from lost love, now available exclusively as an e-short.  It’s Christmas Eve, and Binny has only five hours to decorate her house and fix a proper dinner. Dropping her children off at school, she runs into town to do some last-minute shopping, yet her mind and heart are wholly elsewhere. Fighting off the sting of recent heartbreak, Binny stumbles into a small store, and in striking up conversation with the saleswoman she is suddenly overcome with memories of old friends, family, loves that have come and gone. And in this tiny shop, in the unlikely company of a complete stranger, Binny discovers a surprising sense of peace.  Includes an enthralling preview of Rachel Joyce’s forthcoming novel Perfect.  Praise for Rachel Joyce  “Perfect is a poignant and powerful book, rich with empathy and charged with beautiful, atmospheric writing.â€â€”Tana French, author of In the Woods, on Perfect  “[Perfect’s] unputdownable factor . . . lies in its exploration of so many multilayered emotions. There is the unbreakable bond between mother and son, the fear of not belonging . . . and how love can offer redemption.â€â€”London Evening Standard, on Perfect  “Beguiling . . . enthralls and moves you as it unfolds.â€â€”People (four stars), on The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry  “[A] gorgeously poignant novel of hope and transformation.â€â€”O: The Oprah Magazine, on The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry
