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The last Ambrose

In June 1901, the famous solitary detective of the Monarchy, Baron Ambrózy Richárd, and his young wife, Mili, were faced with two almost impossible tasks. The newlyweds have to somehow reconcile the different habits of aristocratic and bourgeois life, while trying to create a common household with the very mixed and self-righteous staff they have chosen. This is not easy when the baron's coachman was once a tiller, his butler a waiter in a coffee house, everyone was a resident of the brothels of the infamous Conti Street, and as an addition, the Baroness's Highness met her maid in the prison cell, she knows nothing about the past of her morose cook, and her chambermaid is still can also be considered Tabán's sketchiest pocket cutter.

However, the chaos reigning in the Ambrózy villa could still be managed somehow, if it wasn't at that time that the young Budapest unfolded
his most gruesome and bloodiest crime to date.

Baron Ambrózy and his wife, Mili, embark on the most grotesque and disturbing investigation of their life together as a married couple. The police are powerless, a press blackout is ordered, the detectives spread their arms, while complete madness literally prevails!

Turn it off with the twisty and amazing story!

One of the readers of the last volume of the Baron Ambrózy series of novels,
It was created by brother Gyula based on Kitti Kinczer's idea.

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Recommended for ages 14 and up!