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THE WOMAN WITH MY FACE

Elena Ward knows her own face. So when she sees a woman standing across the street who looks exactly like her—same eyes, same height, even the same tiny scar above her eyebrow—she knows it isn't a coincidence. Elena follows her. The woman disappears. Then people begin remembering a version of Elena that Elena has never been. A hotel receptionist insists she stayed there three nights ago. A restaurant manager accuses her of walking out without paying. A married man angrily demands to know why she has stopped answering his calls. Elena has never met any of them. But they have photographs. Signatures. Messages. Proof. And every piece of evidence points to her. Things become terrifying when security footage shows the mysterious woman entering Elena's apartment building while Elena was verifiably at work. Using Elena's key. Someone isn't simply impersonating her. Someone has been quietly constructing an entire second life in her name—opening accounts, creating relationships, altering records, and inserting herself into places Elena has never been. Even Elena's medical history is no longer entirely her own. But the most frightening discovery comes when the woman begins revealing details about Elena's childhood that Elena herself cannot remember. Memories that should belong to no one else. Before Elena can uncover the truth, a man is murdered. Witnesses identify Elena. The evidence places her at the scene. And suddenly Elena isn't just searching for the woman wearing her face. She's trying to prove that she isn't her. With the police closing in and pieces of her own past beginning to contradict everything she believed about herself, Elena must uncover who created the second Elena—and why—before the woman with her face takes the final thing Elena has left. Her life. A psychological mystery thriller about stolen identity, buried memories, murder, and one woman's terrifying discovery that the person destroying her life may know her better than she knows herself.