The house should be their refuge. But someone has left threatening marks there!The house on the cliffs was Ellen's greatest dream. But barely moved in, her world lies in debris: her marriage has shattered, she's bankrupt, and her publisher urges her new book as she struggles with writing blockages and insomnia. The submission date is approaching, her existence depends on it, and perhaps it is up to the tense nerves that she feels constantly observed. But who cared "liar" into her desk and wrote "I was in your house" to the windowpane? Was a stranger in her house or does she no longer know what she is doing? Almost hopes Ellen to be insane, because if the intruder is real, that can only mean someone knows her worst secret."The book is captivating because fear, uncertainty and oppression transfers to the reader – best entertainment!" ― Radio Euroherz