Keeper of fascinated rooms. Holmberg Ch.

Rhizda-Island, 1846. Lone writer Merritt Fernbby receives a distant estate. Although no one lived in it for more than a century, the man is ready to call him his home, until he suddenly realizes that he has no choice. Having slapped and locked the doors behind him, the House wimited is not going to let go of Merritt. Never.

Khulda Larkin from the Boston Institute of Guardians of the Chained Rooms is trained to tame such buildings in order to save their historical and magical significance. She knows what dangers can be hidden by enchanted houses, subject to rage attacks. Hulda assures Merritt that in his interests to make the House of House their ally. To achieve this, she will also have to move to the house.

Despite the good training, a large arsenal of magic objects and trained personnel, the work is incredibly difficult. With the investigation, Huld gets closer to Merritt, but the secrets of the house are deeper than they expected. In addition, reasonable walls are not their only concern. Something from the outside follows the spells of the House Wimbel, and it may turn out to be much more dangerous than what is lurking inside.