Bihary Péter - A falka (2022)

"This book is rougher than 2020." - Writer Borsa Brown

"Finally, an eventful, exciting, honest, relaxed, R'n'R book with a sense of life, where camaraderie and friendship are not a joke." - Little Andy Hooligans

"Don't screw it up, dear. It'll be loud, but bearable."

The life story of Doki, the hot-headed young cop already well known from Mad Dog, gets more complicated. This novel is an overwhelming mixture of reality and fiction; bouncy as a hoop whip and unstoppable as a Russian tank, grinding away all attention in seconds.

Because the fact is that Bihary is still not subtle. He writes as it should, as it happened, or as his imagination created it, only reading him with great agreement from those who experienced it, lived through these drastically and intolerantly formed, stormy '90s, when the underworld and white-collar crime it slowly boiled so that even the steeliest sense of justice bled out in the impossible struggle against it.

Bihary is the Tell Vilmosa of Hungarian literature; it aims precisely and hits full of arrowheads dipped in inimitable humor.

"They say the cops are corrupt. Fuck. Corruption isn't when a barefoot person buries a thousand or twenty thousand. It's just alms. Corruption is when there are people living among us who are above everything. Politicians, criminals who got rich during the regime change , who have now become businessmen. He who is close to the fire thrives in wealth. We clean up their trash on the street. (...) Where the hell are we? In Mexico? In Colombia? - The answer is in the volume." - Bridget Wagner, writer