On the right of the blood

In her latest novel, Ilona D. Bányai carries on the fate of the heroines of the highly successful Witch Circle. Rózsa, who lives in the court of Imre Szapolyai in the castle of Tokaj, is turning more and more confidently in the noble circles, and soon he will be able to offer the little Terka and the wife of the convicted murderer Gedő, Panna, to his mistress. Meanwhile, a letter to King Matthias II arrives in Buda. From Pope Paul, in which the head of the Catholic Church calls the king on a campaign against the Hussites. Matthias has an old account with his first wife, Katalin's father, who died two years ago, and the Czech king György Podjebrád, so he says yes to the call. Annus, the prophetess, will one day host a small team of cavalry in his modest clearing, and one of the strange members of the company heading to Tokaj will not escape his sharp eyes. Knowing what he knows, he arranges for the young nobleman to pay attention to Rose. But almost at the same time, the news arrives in Tokaj and the surrounding villages: the murderer Gedő has escaped from the salt mines in Transylvania and is on his way home to take revenge on those who have enslaved him. reversing the lives of our heroes, bringing unexpected suffering but also joy to both the rich and the poor.