Kleinheincz Csilla - Ezüstkéz

The world is broken, the Glass Mountain is split, the whole of Szépórska is in turmoil: the dream, which for centuries held the Abundance in its grip, and on its edge the mountain of fatal women, is fading away. The magic that imprisoned the dragon locked in the mountain ends, and the trees, animals, fairy peoples that have been sleeping until now begin to wake up - and fear as well.

Behind Emese is a long road lined with serious decisions, but the end is still far away, and moreover, he has to stand in a world where even the fatalists who scrutinize the threads of fate are afraid of the future. If the steadfast girl is indeed the hero known as the Silver Hand, then she will be the one to save everyone, but no one, not even herself, can be sure of that. Maybe the Fair can only count on Rabonbán, but the old order of the fairy kingdom is being transformed so radically that even the embittered knight may not be able to do anything about it.

Csilla Kleinheincz's Olomerdő has become a classic of Hungarian fantasy literature since its publication in 2007, and the long-awaited final part of the trilogy is not simply a worthy conclusion, but a novel full of surprises and heartbreaking about the hero's role, the fabric of fate and the price of change.