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Madeleine Eskedahl was born in Sweden, living in New Zealand for the last thirty years. She's married and has two daughters as well as Archie, the family's West Highland Terrier, and loves to live close to the beach, in a rural community. Having been fortunate to grow up in a small village on the island of Gotland in the Baltic Sea, this particularly resonates with her, and she very much remains an islander at heart. As well as writing crime novels, Madeleine is passionate about conservation and enjoys being a 'penguin ranger'. This job includes regular monitoring of the korora, the little blue penguin and their nesting sites along the coast where she lives.

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Since graduating from the University of Otago Medical School in 1957, Eric Espiner has been at the forefront of endocrinology both in New Zealand and worldwide. He has received numerous awards and authored more than 350 peer-reviewed publications. He has also been heavily involved with training, teaching and mentoring both endocrinologists and research scientists. Now, in his tenth decade, when not dreaming of the next research project, he can be found hiking, biking or striking tennis balls. He also restores perspective through a lifelong passion for classical music of all genres.

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