Sheila O'Flanagan pursued a very successful career in banking, foreign exchange dealing and treasury management before becoming a full-time writer based in Dublin. She also writes a weekly column for the Irish Times and in her spare time plays badminton at competition level.
Novels
Suddenly Single (1999)
Isobel's Wedding (2000)
Far from Over (2000)
My Favourite Goodbye (2000)
Caroline's Sister (2002)
He's Got to Go (2002)
Dreaming of a Stranger (2003)
Too Good to Be True (2003)
Anyone But Him (2004)
How Will I Know? (2005)
Yours, Faithfully (2006)
Bad Behaviour (2007)
Someone Special (2008)
The Perfect Man (2009)
Stand By Me (2010)
All For You (2011)
Better Together (2012)
If You Were Me (2012)
The Things We Never Say (2013)
My Mother's Secret (2015)
The Missing Wife (2016)
What Happened That Night (2017)
The Hideaway (2018)
The Moment We Meet (2018)
Isobel's Wedding (2000)
Far from Over (2000)
My Favourite Goodbye (2000)
Caroline's Sister (2002)
He's Got to Go (2002)
Dreaming of a Stranger (2003)
Too Good to Be True (2003)
Anyone But Him (2004)
How Will I Know? (2005)
Yours, Faithfully (2006)
Bad Behaviour (2007)
Someone Special (2008)
The Perfect Man (2009)
Stand By Me (2010)
All For You (2011)
Better Together (2012)
If You Were Me (2012)
The Things We Never Say (2013)
My Mother's Secret (2015)
The Missing Wife (2016)
What Happened That Night (2017)
The Hideaway (2018)
The Moment We Meet (2018)
Omnibus
Collections
Destinations (2003)
Connections (2006)
A Season To Remember (2010)
What Dreams Are Made Of (2016)
Christmas With You (2017)
Connections (2006)
A Season To Remember (2010)
What Dreams Are Made Of (2016)
Christmas With You (2017)
Novellas
Series contributed to
Sheila O'Flanagan recommends
The Trouble with Weddings (2007)
Sharon Owens
"Sharon Owens is an original and insightful new voice in Irish literature."
A Very Accidental Love Story (2012)
Claudia Carroll
"A very modern fairytale, full of wit and humour."
My Mother's Shadow (2017)
Nikola Scott
"A compelling family story... Beautifully written and evokes vivid pictures of an English summer in the 1950s."
Visitors to this page also looked at these authors