Sydney Morning Herald

“Sadly there are multiple cases where a woman goes missing and the husband is the chief suspect in her murder,” she tells The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald.

“There’s always a panicky, flailing about time in the beginning, which is the stage I’m at now, I don’t really have anything for the next novel,” she says. “If I write it down, often when I go back to it, it’s not as good as I thought... Even though she gets anxious ahead of book tours, she has been delighted to meet with readers again after the pandemic. “I feel like I didn’t do anything interesting enough,” she says with a laugh. Remarkably, for much of the time she was writing, Moriarty says she didn’t know if Stan was innocent or guilty. President of Heyday Television, Page says he was captivated by Apples Never Fall. “Liane Moriarty has once again created a compulsively complicated and messy family dynamic.