She changed her name, buried the past, and vanished.
Until a photo surfaces online—of a woman with her face, holding the child she once protected… standing in front of the house she swore she’d never return to.
That woman isn’t a lookalike.
She’s a replacement.
Now Elle is being erased from her own life—again. But this time, she’s not running. She’s digging into the truth behind the nanny agency that placed her, the family that rewrote her, and the program that built an obedient version of her from scratch.
What she finds is more than disturbing.
It’s organized. Funded. And global.
They didn’t just take her life.
They replicated it.
And she’s not the only one.
If you devoured The Housemaid, You, or Behind Her Eyes, then this psychological mind-bender will grip you, shatter you, and leave you questioning your own reflection.
Would you recognize yourself… if they made a better version?