This book is about passion. About perhaps the sweetest and most forbidden passion. Passion for secretly spying on other people's lives. The widow of Dr. Alex Seymour comes to the famous writer. The recent death of her husband has caused a sensation; she and her children are suffering from harassment by reporters, from unceremonious intrusion into their lives. The author is instructed to write a book in which he would tell the truth and restore the good name of the deceased; he gains access to the police investigation materials, in addition, Samantha agrees to give him a series of interviews and provides him with all the video recordings made by Alex Seymour. After all, he installed tracking equipment at home, secretly from his loved ones (and secretly from his colleagues, in the clinic). Why did he need this? Was there a grain of truth in the scandalous speculations of the newspapermen? And who infected Alex Seymour with an obsession that boils down to the triad of “sex, lies and video”?