Order and Chaos

Ever since he was a boy, Raphael Williams has drawn the same house. A house of glass and light. A place where no one can leave him.

Today he is an architect in London. To finally build that house, he betrays his only friend.

Then, in Café Chaos, a woman is talking about spaces as if they were a second skin. Éowyn. She asks the questions Raphael has been avoiding for years.

But when he walks through town with her, people turn to look at him. He doesn't understand their stares. And in the middle of the night, his mother rings.

London. Rome. The Welsh coast. A novel built like a play. About guilt and shame. And about the houses we build so that we never lose anything again.