BORROWED FACE

Zara Green came to Lisbon to solve a payroll problem.

Then strangers started recognizing her.

Not as Zara.

As a missing intelligence operative.

The resemblance is impossible to ignore, and soon Zara is offered what sounds like a controlled assignment: step into the woman's identity for a short time, make one carefully managed appearance, and walk away.

She isn't a spy. She isn't trained for this. And she has absolutely no intention of becoming someone else.

But one appearance becomes another. The explanations stop lining up. People seem to know things they shouldn't, orders are being followed that no one remembers giving, and Zara begins to realize her face may be useful for something far more dangerous than impersonation.

Then the woman she has been pretending to be comes back.

Alive.

And instead of demanding her identity back, she wants Zara to keep using it.

Now Zara is trapped between people who lie professionally, loyalties she can't verify, and a conspiracy built on one devastatingly simple weakness:

Sometimes people don't need proof.

They only need to believe the right person said yes.

Borrowed Face is a sharp, fast-moving psychological spy thriller about identity, authority, trust, and what happens when the most dangerous thing someone can steal from you isn't your face.

It's your credibility.