Everything But the Face

Everything But the Face

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What would it be like to open your eyes one day and discover that everyone had the same face? And that face was a horrific, featureless lump of flesh devoid of all human emotion? Artist and gallery owner Dee Wells is about to find out. Brutally attacked but suspiciously left alive, Dee is plagued with a rare condition known as "Prosopagnosia" or face-blindness. However, De...more
Paperback, 292 pages
Published September 14th 2011 by Star Publish
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Elyse
Engaging...truly different. Once You start reading--you CAN'T stop! The author blends a rare medical disorder --heart-wrenching-realism into this page turning crime mystery drama.

I've never in my life met a person who suffers with prosopagnosia, (or face blindness), but this story sure had me curious. I looked up more information about this disorder to discover that 2 percent of the population suffer with it.

I'm surprised I haven't seen an Oprah show on this subject.

J.C. Marino wrote a wonder...more
Katy
Dec 05, 2011 Katy rated it 5 of 5 stars Recommends it for: fans of mystery/suspense/psychological thrillers
Recommended to Katy by: J. C. Marino
Dee Wells is about to open her own art gallery and make her dreams come true, when she is brutally attacked. In the aftermath she suddenly develops a rare disorder called Prosopagnosia, in which the brain’s recognition centers work incorrectly and the victim is unable to recognize faces – in Dee’s case, everyone looks like grey-skinned, featureless aliens with bug eyes, no noses and slits for a mouth. No longer being able to recognize anyone, she starts to spiral into paranoia – who can she trus...more
Paul Parsons
A good murder mystery centered around a beautiful portrait artist who after being attacked and her boyfriend killed, develops prosopagnosia, a condition in which one is unable to discern faces while all other details remain intact. Interesting twist on a crime novel.
J.C.
Oct 07, 2011 J.C. rated it 5 of 5 stars  ·  (Review from the author)
I better like it. I wrote it. :-)
Valentine
very captivating
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4 stars

Reviewed in the premiere issue of InD'Tale Magazine, May 2012 by Victoria Z. Burg. Read the full review here.
Gail
This is under sci fi, why I do not know. Interesting but confusing and the further you read the more confusing it gets. Confusing a sci fi book does not make. Does that sound silly, well I didnt really write that because I'm not really who you think I am, or am I. Only the book knows...
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Originally from Boston, JC has several degrees, including Criminal Justice, Software Engineering, Artificial Intelligence, and Creative Writing. He's written several screenplays that were optioned and/or made advanced placement in both the Nicholls and Austin Screenwriting Competitions. JC's background and experiences include Security Specialist while serving in the USAF/USANG, Knowledge Engineer...more
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