Rob Mears is facing a psychiatrist who has been asking him the same question for the past week: Why did he become a murderer...
His narrative, full of strange coincidences, supernatural interventions, and constant twists, will unfold a dark story in which the weapons of science cannot provide sufficient explanations. Is there absolute Evil, and if so, can it direct our actions as if we were puppets in its will? The ending will be unexpected for all the protagonists, guilty and innocent. If there are any innocent ones in this story...

In his first literary appearance, George Damtsios builds a dark, supernatural thriller with his pen. At the same time, the book is a powerful character study of individuals who clash with each other, seeking answers about life, love, and the freedom or lack thereof of human will.

"With his first novel, George Damtsios throws us straight into the depths of his dark imagination, and the company of Greek Horror becomes richer with one of the most interesting anti-heroes we have encountered in domestic literature in recent years: terrifying, spiritual, and at certain points hilarious, the "disturbed criminal" Rob begins to narrate the story from the beginning, as the psychiatrist offers him a cigarette. The story pulls you in, George Damtsios does not rush, and with the flow of the text, the cigarette becomes a pack, and I didn't realize when it got dark!"

Konstantinos Kellis, author ("The Light Inside Me", "Dead Line")