The Premise
Every mirror tells
a second story.
Behind every mirror she's ever stood before, someone else has been standing too — smiling when she couldn't, staying calm when she couldn't, surviving what she wasn't sure she would.
When the mask arrives without explanation — old, engraved, and impossibly familiar — she begins to wear it in the moments she can't bear to be herself. At first it feels like armor. Then it feels like company. By the time she understands what it actually is, she's no longer certain which face is borrowed, and which one was always hers to begin with.
The Mask is a novel about the selves we assemble to get through the day — the ones we choose, the ones we inherit, and the one, if we're honest, we've never quite met.
The Reveal
Every star
knows your other face.
Scroll, and watch what's underneath find its shape.
“The face you show the room
is never the one that gets you home.”
— from The Mask
Available Now
Take off the mask.
Or don't.
Either way, you'll want to see what's under it. The Mask is available wherever books are sold.