Grička vještica 1- Kontesa Nera

Grička vještica 1- Kontesa Nera

Marija Jurić Zagorka

Nera is a typical romantic character who engages in the fight for his own ideals against society. In addition to historical elements, the novel also hides a great love story between the Countess and Captain Siniša.

Having hidden in her castle the poor and young Jelica, whose mother was declared a witch and condemned to be burned at the stake, and then she was also declared a witch, the young countess Nera will resent the city judge and lawyer and find herself under the same accusation. All the more so since he works with a group of noblemen to eradicate superstitions and save accused women from torture in the infamous tower near the Stone Gate and death at the stake.

Editor
Gordan Zečić
Illustrations
Igor Kelčec
Graphics design
Igor Kelčec
Dimensions
19.5 x 13 cm
Pages
462
Publisher
EPH media d. o. o., Zagreb, 2012.
 
Latin alphabet. Paperback.
Language: Croatian.
ISBN
978-9-53777-079-2

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