Sophia thought the empty apartment across the street was harmless.

Then she saw someone standing in the window.

When Sophia moves into a cheap apartment to escape rising rent, she expects nothing more than a quiet place to rebuild her life. The building manager assures her that the rooms across the alley have been empty for years.

But every night, a figure appears behind the glass.

At first, Sophia believes she is watching a neighbor.

Until the figure begins copying her.

A movement.
A gesture.
A daily routine.

Whatever is standing in that abandoned room is learning her life one moment at a time.

When Sophia discovers that the apartment has been sealed and untouched for twenty years, she begins searching for the truth behind the impossible presence watching her.

But the closer she gets to the empty room, the more she realizes the figure across the street is not trying to scare her.

It is trying to become her.

The Face from the Window is a psychological horror novel of identity, obsession, and the terrifying possibility that the person watching you may be the one replacing you.