Bauer Barbara - A heart szabadságharcosai

The story of Lili and Bálint takes place during the 1848 War of Independence. But it could take place a hundred years earlier, or even today. What are our feelings worth if we don't experience them, our thoughts if we don't listen to them? What is our freedom worth if we are prisoners in our souls?
Just as the freedom fighters are making their voices heard across Europe in the spring of 1848, Lili also understands her repressed desires.

"I wanted to hide in the skin of a young girl spreading her wings. I wanted to feel how she realizes what true freedom means. I wanted to be there when her heart beats for the first time, her blood stirs, her soul opens up to speak. I couldn't have found a more suitable stage for this , as the freedom struggle, and a revolutionary in it, who may mean much more in the girl's life than love in itself.
I loved writing, experiencing youth, freedom, unfolding love together with Lili!"
Barbara Bauer

BARBARA BAUER was born in 1974 and has been living in Etyek since then. He began his writing career as a journalist and television editor, and is now one of the most prolific writers in our country. In 2012, his first novel, Légissassonzok, was published, followed by the other volumes of the series, Két út met and Magánutak. After Flying Blind and Whispering a Hundred Times, he wrote his highly successful historical novels, Dust Like a Rock, The Voice of Life, I Can See You Up There, Two Hundred Years of Love, The Goldsmith's Son, The Light Painter, and The Black Rose. He wrote biographies, including the story of Count Krisztina Wenckheim, The Richest Orphan; Following Sándor Demján's childhood, the boy from far away and Péter Máté's autobiography entitled Most élsz.