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Discover the gripping true crime story of Eugenia Falleni, a remarkable figure in Australian history. Charged with the murder of her wife in 1920, Eugenia lived for over two decades as a man, known as Harry Crawford, navigating societal norms and personal identity. This meticulously researched account reveals her life as an immigrant in New Zealand, the complexities of her marriages, and the legal battle that captivated a nation. With 368 pages of compelling narrative, 'Eugenia' by Mark Tedeschi QC dives deep into the extraordinary trial that raised questions about gender, identity, and the justice system. Readers will be drawn in by the fascinating portrayal of how Eugenia ingeniously convinced two wives of her male identity while hiding profound truths. Tedeschi's eloquent prose illuminates the forensic details of the trial, making this book a must-read for true crime enthusiasts and history buffs alike. Explore this captivating blend of true crime and social commentary that challenges conventional understandings of gender and relationships. Grab your copy of 'Eugenia' today to uncover the legacy of a woman who defied expectations and made her mark on Australian legal history.