Just My Type, Sheila O’Flanagan
"I don’t think any author has ever influenced how or what I write"
What was the greatest challenge in the writing of your new novel?
The greatest challenge for me in writing any book is doing justice to the main character’s story. Imogen, in The Missing Wife, is a woman who has been emotionally abused and I wanted to peel away the layers of her life to explore how this could happen to her and how she deals with it. Even though my books can have...
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