STRANGER WITH MY FACE

Ever have the feeling that you were being watched? That you were being followed? That someone was out to get you? What if you weren’t being paranoid?

Following the tragic death of her father, 17-year-old Laurie Stratton (Alexz Johnson, Final Destination), leaves New York City, her friends, and her old life behind for a new beginning with her mother, Shelley (Catherine Hicks, 7th Heaven), and younger sister, Megan. Perched atop a bluff overlooking the ocean is Cliff House, their idyllic new home. But for Laurie, life is not tranquil on the island. A voice calls to her in the night. A young girl is seen wandering along the storm-tossed rocks below, like some haunted sentinel. And then an apparition that appears so real—a face reflected in Laurie’s mirror that is both a familiar one, and a strange one—a dead ringer who has a message for Laurie. Just two chilling words…help me.

At first she attributes the apparitions to the shock of her father’s death. Yet that wouldn’t begin to explain her friends’ absolute assertions that they’ve seen Laurie in places she’s never been. At least not until Laurie discovers that she has an identical twin named Lia, who disappeared long ago, and now claims to be at the mercy of an abusive pair of foster parents. Only her blood sister can save her. If Laurie agrees to help, Lia promises to explain everything. But Laurie is in for a terrifying surprise. She’s about to venture into places she never imagined. Because there’s something about the stranger in the mirror that Laurie doesn’t know. Lia lies. And she’s very, very dangerous.

From Lois Duncan, the bestselling author of I Know What You Did Last Summer, Stranger with My Face explores a world of family secrets and the very real horrors of the dark. Somewhere at the intersection of paranormal and paranoia, this thriller will have you looking twice at your own shadow.