Böszörményi Gyula - Ármány and kézfogó - Ambrózy báró esetei III.

"The calendar slowly shifts from 1900 to 1901, just as the case of Emma Hangay, who was kidnapped four years earlier, also takes a gruesome turn. Baron Ambrózy, the first private detective of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy and his faithful assistant, Miss Mili, finds a new clue, but the trail, which they thereby step into, is much thornier, more neck-breaking and more dangerous than any of them could have imagined. I wonder why Baron Morc becomes more and more mysterious, even cruel and evil towards those who love him, and how will Miss Mili be able to endure all this? What is hidden in the Hungarian house on the street, why does Márika Mück steal a horse, who does Vili Tarján confess his love to, and how many more corpses are needed for the villains working in the background to beat them to death?
The peaceful crimes and matters of the heart, which were still obscured in the novels The Girl Robbery in Budapest and The Rudnay Murders, now finally find a solution."