Sheila O'Flanagan

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Sheila O'Flanagan (* 1958 in Dublin ) is an Irish writer and journalist .

Life

Sheila O'Flanagan was born in Dublin and worked as a stockbroker for the Central Bank of Ireland for many years before she discovered her passion for writing. She has now published numerous novels and is a bestselling author in England and Ireland; for All for you she received the Irish Popular Fiction Book of the Year Award in 2011 . She also writes a weekly column in the Irish Times . In her spare time she is a passionate badminton player and chair of the Irish Sports Council.

Works

  • Suddenly Single (1999)
  • Isobel's Wedding (1999)
  • Far from Over (2000)
  • My Favorite Goodbye (2001)
  • He's Got to Go (2002)
  • Caroline's Sister (2002)
  • Too Good to Be True (2003)
  • Destinations (2003)
  • Dreaming of a Stranger (2003)
  • Anyone But Him (2004)
  • How will I know? (2005)
  • Yours, Faithfully (2006)
  • Connections (2007)
  • Bad Behavior (2007)
  • Three's a Crowd (2008)
  • Someone Special (2008)
  • The Perfect Man (2009)
  • Stand by Me (2010)
  • A Season to Remember (2011)
  • All for You (2011)
  • Better Together (2012)
  • Things We Never Say (2013)
  • If You Were Me (2014)
  • My Mother′s Secret (2015)
  • The Crystal Run (2016)
  • The Missing Wife (2016);
  • Christmas With You (2017)
  • What Happened That Night (2017)
  • The Hideaway (2018)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Financial betimes , article in The Irish Times, March 25, 1999, accessed June 1, 2018
  2. ↑ Irish Times
personal data
SURNAME O'Flanagan, Sheila
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Irish writer and journalist
DATE OF BIRTH 1958
PLACE OF BIRTH Dublin