Saving Face

✍ Scribed by Morin, Frank

• Publisher: Whipshaw Press
• Year: 2013
• Tongue: English
• Weight: 76 KB
• Series: Facetakers 0.50
• Category: Fiction
• City: United States
• ISBN: 0989900517

✦ Synopsis

There's no place like home.

For Sarah, home is the body she grew up in, and she's gone far too often. In a near future where the renting of human bodies is possible, Sarah is a top model. She spends most of her time shuffling between temporary bodies while hers is under contract. She feels like she's losing her identity, and longs to return to a normal life.

She may never see normal again.

When one influential client arranges to take permanent ownership of the rental, Sarah faces identity theft of an unprecedented scale. She must fight to escape with body and soul intact before becoming the ultimate orphan. Sarah's struggle for freedom unearths the sinister truth behind the body renting program, and she stumbles upon a plot decades in the making.

Sarah had always thought nothing could be worse than dying.

She was wrong.

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About the Author

Frank Morin grew up in Maine with a voracious appetite for reading, and has always loved great stories in whatever form, from novels to movies to campfire tales. He started writing stories as a teen, but got sidetracked into a computer programming career. Now self-employed, he's turned back to writing with a passion. Frank writes all types of fantasy, and plans to release eight books in eight months in 2015, including the three-book trilogy that is sequel to Saving Face. Find out more about his novels and his plans for the event #8books8months on his web site: www.frankmorin.org He is also part of the Fictorians, a group blog by writers for writers and fans of great writing. Check out their web site at www.Fictorians.com. He lives in Oregon with his wife Jenny and their four children. In their home, storytelling is a cherished family tradition that keeps magic alive. Learn more at www.frankmorin.org

✦ Subjects

Science fiction