Jules Monroe needs a quiet life and a second chance at art. Instead she gets the woman across the hall-Enya-dazzling, unreadable, and soon found dead in Apartment 9A. Jules is the last person to see her alive.
Detective Jim Mercer tells her to stay out of it. She can't. Enya wasn't just an escort; she was a "Mirror," hired by the city's elite to become whatever they most needed. That made her priceless-and dangerous. As Jules follows the trail, a surveillance-obsessed tech magnate steps from the shadows, a man who tried to buy Enya's "real" self and failed. Now he's watching Jules.
Break-ins. Notes on mirrors. Cameras where there shouldn't be cameras. To survive, Jules must decide who she is when no one's watching-and whether love can exist without control.