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Faces of Fear
By: John Saul
Narrated by: Laural Merlington
Length: 9 hrs and 33 mins
3.5 out of 5 stars (6 ratings)

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Faces of Fear

Name: Faces of Fear
Brand: Brilliance Audio
SKU: BK_BRLL_000542UK
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Rating: 3.5 (6 reviews)

By: John Saul

Narrated by: Laural Merlington

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Summary

Though Alison McKenzie lives near beauty-obsessed Beverly Hills, she's fine being a Plain Jane. But her mother Anne believes beauty is the key to success. So when Alison suffers a burn, Anne takes her to a plastic surgeon. The surgeon says he can not only take care of the scar but can make her beautiful. Anne is enchanted by his promises, and by him. As a romance blooms, Alison's transformation begins.

Then Alison finds a picture of the doctor's first wife and notices a resemblance to the work he's doing on her. Anne insists there's no resemblance, but Alison discovers that her now stepfather's first wife committed suicide after being disfigured in an accident - and that the woman had not always been beautiful; when he married her, she was as plain as Alison.

Finally she discovers that at the time of the dead woman's original surgery, there was a series of killings in the area, and each of the victims had one feature or another that bore a great resemblance to those of the surgeon's first wife. Now, there is a similar series of killings going on, and finally Alison understands. But is it too late?