Hard Hand

The novels of the acclaimed western master Gustav Emar are full of the most incredible adventures and fatal mysteries. The dizzying events are described with extraordinary accuracy, and the characters seem like real people. It is no wonder - after all, Emar spent a long time traveling, participated in military campaigns, and even was captured by Indians.
One day, young señorita Marianna set off on a journey through the prairie with her brother. The trip turned out to be restless - the young people were attacked by bandits, and only the help of a mysterious stranger known as Hard Hand saved Margarita and Ruiz from imminent death. But soon the savior left them, never revealing his true name. The young people did not even suspect what actually ties their family to the unknown hunter. The heroes will have to go through many trials before the secrets of the past are revealed, and treachery and baseness are punished as they deserve.
The events of the novel, unfolding against the backdrop of the uprising of the Indians in Mexico, come to life in the vivid and dynamic illustrations of the renowned artist Yuri Bogachev.