The Wine-Dark Sea by Victoria Hislop - ISBN: 9781472263995
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A mother’s search for lost children amidst Greece’s devastating civil war.
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The Wine-Dark Sea

the epic new novel from the bestselling author of The Island

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  • Paperback

    544 pages

  • Release Date

    22 September 2026

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Summary

Beloved bestselling author Victoria Hislop explores the turbulence of the post-war era in Greece in this unforgettable and riveting new novel that will delight those fans who cherish The Island and The Figurine.

Greece, 1946. In the power vacuum remaining after the Second World War, a brutal civil war erupts between rival left- and right-wing factions. The conflict spirals as the country pays a bitter price in human lives and fighting soon erupts in the mountains, tu…

Book Details

ISBN-13:9781472263995
ISBN-10:1472263995
Author:Victoria Hislop
Publisher:Headline Publishing Group
Imprint:Headline Review
Format:Paperback
Number of Pages:544
Release Date:22 September 2026
Dimensions:234mm x 153mm
About The Author

Victoria Hislop

Victoria Hislop is the multi-million copy bestselling author of ten books, including The Island, The Return, The Thread, The Sunrise, Those Who are Loved, The Last Dance and Other Stories, Cartes Postales from Greece, and One August Night. Her most recent novel, The Figurine, topped the UK TCM as the biggest selling single edition in the country for two consecutive weeks in 2024.

Her books have been translated into forty languages, and Victoria was executive producer on the adaptations of three of her novels for Greek television.

Victoria divides her time between England and Greece. In 2020, she was granted honorary citizenship by the President of Greece. She is Vice President of the British School at Athens, is on the British Committee for the Reunification of the Parthenon Marbles, and also on the Advisory Board for the Parthenon Project.

She is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature and holds Honorary Doctorates from the Universities of Patra and Sheffield. In 2025, she was awarded the Byron Medal for Philhellenism at the Athens Academy and became the first woman to become an honorary member of the Society of Greek Writers.

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