Louise McSharry

Absolutely.

I think what I really enjoyed about the book, which I think is really reflective of Sisters, is how, because we're in the Sisters' minds in different places.

and just how much it goes unsaid yes you know the observations the putting two and two together uh the figuring something out but just not actually saying it out loud you know I love that because I think that's so true there's so much in sisterhood there's so much kind of

I really enjoyed the bits of the book that are in New York and I love how in the opening section we learn that like something happened in New York and you don't know what happened in New York and you have to wait.

Now, unfortunately, one of the things that happened in New York is an experience that you've actually kind of had in your own life and that is that Lucy is attacked.

And I didn't know this about you and I was really shocked to read about your experience.

I mean, share what you feel comfortable sharing.

You're 21, yeah, what are you going to have?

That's great to hear.

Yeah, like you have a scar on your face, but honestly, I've met you before, I never noticed it.

Really?

Really and truly.

That's crazy.

I don't know.

I just didn't.

I just didn't.

Yeah.

Because obviously we're years on now.

And now as I'm sitting here, obviously I can see it.

But it's not, you know, it's subtle.