Rogue

The Outlaws presents us with the infamous 19th century outlaw world. "Public security" was very weak in these times... Outlaw communities were organized and set out to "try their luck". They were tough and cruel people! If the prey was less than expected, they tortured their victims. They also killed, often out of revenge! This exciting historical novel is also an authentically written chronicle of the time when it was advisable to make a will before setting off on a journey through the Somogy mountains, when - after the War of Independence - rural Hungary was recovering and order was established, when romance was also present alongside the many horrors, only with the scent of lavender and tobacco brown, in the contemporary interiors of the curtained rooms... Enjoying the novel's dynamic stories and exciting twists, we can get acquainted with the great outlaws of the 1860s on the one hand. With Pali Mészáros, Pista Patkó, Jancsi Bergán and Jóská Gölöncsér, who surpassed them all, on the other hand with notable personalities living in Somogy at the time, writer Atala Kisfaludy, Sándor Kozma, the county representative, later the first national attorney general, chief civil servant judge Hegyessy and many other famous historical personalities.