Sunglasses by day and by night, a cigarette in the corner of her mouth and a fur-trimmed miniskirt - the unstable psychiatrist Eva Rojas is back! Eighteen months have passed since she was involved in the murderous affairs of the Monturós family. Now she stands high up on a crane and looks at a pair of legs peeking out of a concrete slab. That can't mean anything good. And indeed, good old Commissioner Merkel wants to question her as an eyewitness. Eva agrees, but only on the condition that she is allowed to bring an accompanying person... her own psychiatrist, Dr. Llull! This begins a convoluted, relentlessly detailed description of the last week in the life of Eva Rojas. In the leading roles: an aspiring football star, a mother in an insane asylum, a group of neo-Nazis, and of course the voices of her deceased grandmothers, who still insist on constantly interfering in Eva's affairs... Jordi Lafebre returns to the wonderfully eccentric characters of his first Barcelona crime novel 'Ich bin ihr Schweigen' and thus gives us another highlight of the crime comic - exciting, humorous and above all told and drawn with outstanding ease.