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The Mirror of Many Faces
Paperback
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: May 10 2026
Pages: 134
Weight: 0.42
Height: 0.29 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
The Mirror of Many Faces picks up after the events of The Cursed Chronicle, with sixteen-year-old Hayden Brooks trying to return to normal life after destroying the cursed journal that nearly consumed her. But normal doesn't survive long.
When Hayden's family returns home after the summer, they find their newly renovated house feels wrong-too perfect, too polished, too empty of the life they once lived. The walls are new, but something essential is missing. The unease grows until the family makes a life-changing decision: they're leaving the house behind and moving permanently to Eagle Springs.
Just as Hayden begins to hope for a fresh start, her best friend Evelyn returns with huge news-her family is moving to Eagle Springs too. For the first time, Hayden can imagine a future that isn't overshadowed by fear or curses.
But Eagle Springs has other plans.
In their new home, Hayden senses something watching her. The house is old, full of stories and secrets, and one room in particular seems to breathe with a life of its own. When Hayden discovers an antique mirror hidden in the attic-a mirror that reflects things she isn't doing, emotions she isn't feeling, and versions of herself she's never been-she realizes the journal wasn't the only artifact tied to her.
The mirror doesn't just show her face. It shows her possibilities. Her fears. Her lies. And the versions of Hayden she could become... or already is.
As the mirror's influence deepens, Hayden begins losing time, losing memories, and losing trust in her own reflection. The artifact feeds on identity, twisting the truth until Hayden can't tell which version of herself is real. And the more she looks into it, the more the mirror looks back.
With Evelyn and Zak at her side, Hayden must uncover the mirror's origin, the entity behind the artifacts, and why she-and only she-can awaken them. But the mirror has its own agenda, and it wants Hayden to choose a path she may never return from.
At its core, The Mirror of Many Faces is a story about identity, self-doubt, and the terrifying idea that the most dangerous thing you can face... is yourself.
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