You launched two new book series last year - The Heiresses and The Perfectionists, both of which are being developed for TV. This is crazy.” The show was different than the books… I was really sad when it was canceled, but it wasn’t a huge blow because it was such a different concept. I just write books and sit in my little office. What was it like for you when the show was canceled? The adaptation of your second series, The Lying Game, did well - airing for two full seasons on ABC Family - but not quite as well as PLL. He is a more seasoned actor than I am and he was awesome. I will say I had my scene with another guest star, not a regular on the show. I think it’s right before the Season 5 finale. Shepard graduated from substitute teaching and went on to do this other thing I’m doing. I’m playing somebody else, although it’s still my name… I’m thinking Ms. I have a part on an upcoming episode… I’m not playing the substitute. You made a brief appearance on the show in Season 1 as a substitute teacher. This year, I’ll probably go out a bit more. Even when they go off-script, in their own direction, I feel like they make good decisions and they’re respectful of the world in general… I try to go at least once a year. It was amazing to watch, and I felt like, “This person really respect what’s here and these characters.” From there, I’ve really just trusted them. I let them do their own thing… When Marlene wrote the pilot, it was really the first book, almost from start to finish. Marlene King are known to have a great relationship - how involved are you in the show?
Marlene King maybe tipped him off a little bit, but he didn’t tell me.
I was talking to Keegan Allen and he said that I. I know the Pretty Little Liars book series and the TV shows have followed different paths, but do you know who “A” is on the show? I have to get the burning question out of the way right now. With the Pretty Little Liars book series having wrapped up with its 18th novel in December and the impending reveal of “A” on the TV series in the next few weeks, Yahoo TV sat down with Shepard to learn more about seeing her novels come to life and find out how her approach to writing has changed now that so much of her work is being adapted. Oh, and her other two series are currently being developed for television as well. The 37-year-old woman behind the Pretty Little Liars book series, which became a hit show on ABC Family, has produced nearly 30 novels in less than 10 years, and two of her fiction franchises ( PLL included) have seen success on the small screen. “A” is most certainly not in Sara Shepard’s way she might just be the reigning queen bee of teen TV.
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