She Stole My Face and Inherited My Hell

Seraphina was Everleigh University's undisputed It-Girl, until she wakes one morning inside the body of the class pariah, Casey Miller. A message from her own account makes the swap plain: Casey has taken her face, her inheritance and her golden-boy boyfriend, Nate, and intends it to be permanent.

But Casey does not know what she has inherited. Seraphina's beauty was bought with blood—weighed meals, bleaching drips, a shaved jawbone, liposuction and a surgically removed rib, all arranged by parents who treated her as an asset for New York society. In Casey's body she finds something else entirely: a whole frame, and a mother and father who panic over her tears and haul a treadmill up five floors.

With two months before the semester begins, Seraphina begins to rebuild Casey's health—not to recreate her mother's lethal regime, but to become strong. Casey believes she has escaped to heaven; Seraphina knows that skin is soaked in blood.