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Dr Ian McGibbon ONZM worked as an historian in the Ministry of Defence, Department of Internal Affairs and the Ministry for Culture and Heritage during his 44-year career as a public historian. Specialising in diplomatic and military history, he wrote or edited twenty books, including official histories of New Zealand's involvement in the Korean and Vietnam wars and the Western Front.He edited the Oxford Companion to New Zealand Military History and several collections of diplomatic documents. He is a life member of the New Zealand Institute of International Affairs, and has edited its publication New Zealand International Review since 1981.
This is the 59th book by Kiwi social historian and crime fiction writer David McGill, see his website for details: www.davidmcgill.co.nz This is his first international setting, centring on Israel.
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Leanne McGregor studied psychology and dabbled in teaching and finance before finding her home in the publishing industry. She is the managing editor at Allen & Unwin Aotearoa New Zealand, where she helps shepherd books of many colours out into the world. As well as cats, she loves books (of course), potato chips, dance moves (not her own) and humans with kind hearts.
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Karina McHardy is a New Zealand health professional and writer with a career spanning clinical care, academia, health strategy and global public health. She has contributed to major initiatives across the national health system and worked internationally with the University of Oxford and the World Health Organization. Karina holds a medical degree from the University of Auckland, a master's in global health and a doctorate from the University of Oxford. Her work has been recognised through national leadership honours and emerging talent awards. A former elite gymnast and classical ballet dancer, she brings creativity, discipline and heart to all she does. Karina now focuses on improving outcomes for neurodiverse children and lives with her husband and young twins.