Liam Hallister is a man no one ever notices.
A discreet journalist at The Times, he lives on the margins, in a building that's too quiet, with nothing but a fish and a carefully maintained routine for company.
Until the night an ordinary incident shatters that routine.
A break-in.
A collision.
Then, the following night, a vision.
What he sees shouldn't exist.
And yet, by morning, reality seems to prove him right.
Coincidence? Intuition? Or something far more unsettling?
As events spiral out of control, Liam finds himself at the center of a descent he no longer understands. Caught between fragile certainties and persistent doubt, he is forced to confront a fundamental question:
What happens when you stop being invisible?
A dark, unsettling psychological thriller in which the line between perception and reality slowly dissolves.