Böszörményi Gyula - Nász and téboly - Ambrózy báró esetei IV.

In the early spring of 1894, the young Baron Richárd Ambrózy lost his left arm, and with it the part of his soul that made him capable of tender emotions. Seven years later, that horrible night still casts a dark shadow over the life of the most famous lone detective of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, and if that wasn't enough, the ghosts of the past reappear.
In 1901, Baron Ambrózy is about to get married, but the path to the altar is lined by a series of gruesome murders. Will Miss Mili, the detective's loyal companion and student, be able to fight the monsters of the past and the present at the same time?
There is no doubt that he is, because his refinement and stubbornness are endless - but it is not nearly as certain what he himself loses in the process.
The final secrets of peaceful crimes and affairs of the heart, which were not revealed in the novels The Girl Robbery in Budapest, The Rudnay Murders and Ármány és kézfogó, will finally come to light in this final volume of the series.