The field belongs to the lady!
December 10, 1900, evening. The night train on the Budapest-Predeal-Bucharest line 502 departs from the Keleti Indóház, with the famous solitary detective, Baron Ambrózy's student, Miss Hangay Mili, who has just been sentenced to exile from the Szekler capital by his strict master. The luxurious, first-class carriages are full of distinguished, well-to-do, well-mannered ladies and gentlemen, who would never in their wildest dreams imagine that by the time they arrive, flight 502 will only be referred to throughout the Monarchy as "the bloody train speeding through the freezing night". .
The new Ambrózy story takes place at the time of the novel Ármány és kézfogó and tells the story of Miss Hangay Mili's first independently investigated criminal case.