Meaghan Wilson Anastasios


OK. Here it is….

The Suez Canal, 1956.




She is as brilliant as Benedict, but has had to fight to survive in a world dominated by men. Having aligned herself with unprincipled and ruthless people to further her own interests, her motivations are laid bare as she confronts ghosts she’d rather forget, and make amends for past wrongdoings.


Arriving in printed form via Pan Macmillan and as an audiobook from Bolinda in July.

5 thoughts on “Eureka! Blurb time!

  1. donpa11 says:

    Can’t wait to read it, I am sure it is as good if not better than your previous works. As an aside, my sons name is Benedict, Vick has met him and has an interest in indigenous archeology. But I digress, released on what date????


    1. How hilarious! What are the chances? I’m sure your Benedict has a much better sense of perspective than my Benedict, though! It’s being released in July!


      1. Don says:

        If you ever wrote a book based in Oz, Benedict could tell you which plants are indigenous and what they were used for as he is an authority on native flora and fauna. He runs a division for


      2. Fantastic. So he’s the go-to guy when we want to re-vegetate the farm with indigenous plant species!


      3. donpa11 says:

        Correct, we almost had it organised once with Vic, but could not coordinate a time suitable for it to happen.


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