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Suddenly Single
The idea for this book came about from reading so many articles about women’s biological clocks ticking and the choices between career and children. I wanted to write about a woman who really doesn’t hear hers ticking (I was fed up listening to arguments that women were desperate to have children but had to wait). My heroine, Alix, isn’t ready to have kids at all and loves her job. She’s a dealer, so this is another ‘write what you know about’ book. But her boyfriend wants her to settle down and have a family. And when she says no he breaks up with her. However since she’s always been in control of her life and career and men don’t normally break up with her, she freaks out by it. At one point she practically stalks him because she can’t accept that it’s over. This book is about being true to what your really want but being sure you know what it actually is. Because it’s about a woman dealer lots of people have asked me if it’s autobiographical – the answer is no!
#1 by Izabela at February 5th, 2010
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I am Polish. l started reading the book and fell in love with it. I found it really wonderful and my dream is to read all the books by Sheila O’Flanagan. I hope I will…although it is difficult for me to get them here where I live.
#2 by Daniela Cassar at August 12th, 2009
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This was my first book I read from this author and must say that it was amazing… I started reading it on my honeymoon and had a problem as I could never seem to stop reading it especially on the cruise… Well Done! I am now reading Isobel’s wedding and must say it is awesome. Looking forward to purchasing more of your books.
#3 by Laura at July 25th, 2009
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I loved this book. Its the first one of yours that I read and I fell in love with Matt straight away. I have read a couple of your others since and am in the middle of ‘Far from over’ now and I have to say unlike some writers you haven’t lost your touch with any.
#4 by Kelly at July 12th, 2009
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This is the first book I read by Sheila and I absolutey loved it. I read it on holiday last year in about 3 days I couldn’t put it down.
#5 by mary mogan at July 6th, 2009
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loved the book sheila. there have to be a bit of you in it surly.you seemed to know what you were writing.i finised it this morning at 6 38..i have never read any of your book,s before this,but this is brilliant. loved Alix ,thought she would whack Gaven at the party, he was so full of it..as for paul he could not handle a head strong woman like alix.no wonder she could not accept paul leaving after what her ‘dad’ done to her. the fear was alway,s there..well done..mary