The Borrowed Face

Bol

What if the person the world admires most is someone who never existed? Julian Vance is a global icon - a bestselling author, a behavioral architect, and the most trusted voice in the modern self-actualization movement. Three thousand people fill his arenas. Millions buy his books. The world believes every word he speaks. But Julian Vance is a borrowed face. Behind the polished stage persona lives Jonathan Bridges - a desperate, ambitious man who once walked out of a basement in South Boston carrying four hundred pages of someone else's soul in a plastic grocery bag. The real mind behind the philosophy. The real architect of the empire. His name was Arthur Pendleton. And according to every official record, Arthur Pendleton is dead. When a matte-black box appears in Julian's private dressing room the night of a sold-out Manhattan performance, everything begins to unravel. Inside: a shattered porcelain mask. A psychiatric wristband. And a message that gives him exactly seven days to tell the world the truth - or watch his borrowed life be stripped away piece by piece, in public, in real time. What follows is a seven-day psychological demolition. A countdown that forces Julian to use his own platform, his own philosophy.

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Pages: 156, Paperback, Rouiha Abdeslam