A completely unoriginal situation—an unequal marriage—opens E. Werner’s novel “In Good Hour.” A proud aristocrat, a representative of an ancient noble family, and the son of a wealthy mine owner are getting married. The path that these so different young people have to go through is completely unusual: in suffering and fierce struggle, even with weapons in their hands, the beauty and high spiritual nobility of the heroes are revealed, passionate, all-conquering love is born.