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Someone stole his identity.
Now Daniel Mercer has to prove which parts of his life still belong to him.

Daniel is a man built on systems — routine, order, predictability.

Then the records begin to say otherwise.

A loan he never took.
A meeting he never arranged.
A bank account opened in his name.
A six-figure fraud carried out with his credentials.

And security footage shows a man with Daniel’s face walking through places Daniel can prove he never was.

When the police find that man, Daniel finally gets an explanation.

He has an identical twin brother he never knew existed.

It should make everything fit.

It doesn’t.

Because Lucas Reed can account for some of what happened — and admits to some of it — but not the evidence that matters most. Someone else has been watching both brothers, learning their routines, collecting the details that make a false identity convincing.

Not just how Daniel looks.

How he writes.
How he speaks.
What he knows.
What other people expect him to do.

As the evidence closes around them, Daniel and Lucas are forced into an uneasy alliance to find the person who has learned how to turn their own lives against them.

But Daniel has another problem.

Some of the record against him is true.

And clearing his name may require admitting exactly which parts.

If someone can wear your face, use your records, and reproduce your habits, what proof do you have that you are you?

Someone with Your Face is a high-concept psychological crime thriller about identity, evidence, surveillance, and the dangerous difference between a clean record and an accurate one.