The Maskers : Companion Persona Inc

When Being Yourself Becomes The Most Dangerous Choice.

De: John Heffron

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Chillingly prophetic and spiritually resonant, The Maskers blends gripping dystopian suspense with a soul-deep reckoning on identity, faith, and the cost of forgetting who you truly are—perfect for fans of The Shack meets Black Mirror." – NewInBooks.com

THE MASKERS

When being yourself becomes the most dangerous choice

This isn’t science fiction. It’s a preview of what’s already here—and what’s about to come next.

What if I told you there’s an entire economy built on people selling their identities to survive?

Millions clock into converted shopping malls, put on neural-linked masks, and become anyone their clients need. A grieving widow hires her dead husband. A lonely heart falls in love with a crafted persona. An estranged father practices apologies with a hired daughter.

They call us Maskers. Fifty to two hundred dollars an hour to disappear into someone else’s life.

But here’s what they don’t tell you:

The technology is addictive. Neural interfaces flood your brain with dopamine every time you stay in character. Soon, you’re not just wearing the mask for work—you’ve forgotten who you are without it.

I was an instructor teaching desperate people how to become anyone but themselves. Until I discovered that the grief therapy system is being used to commit perfect murders.

How do you investigate crimes that never officially happened? How do you catch a killer when the victims were already supposed to be dead?

My name is Maya Chen. I taught people to disappear. Now I’m teaching them to be found.

This isn’t just a story about murder. It’s a warning.

In a world where identity is currency and authenticity is dangerous, remembering your worth becomes the ultimate act of rebellion.

The Maskers challenges everything you think you know about work, connection, and survival in a system designed to strip you of your humanity.

• It exposes how power manipulates identity in a tech-driven age

• It mirrors real struggles with addiction and societal pressure to perform

• It offers a hidden journey toward courage, faith, and remembering your true name

• It reveals the conspiracy of comfort—how systems keep us addicted to artificial purpose

Perfect for readers ready to face the future head-on, this audiobook/Book doesn’t just tell a story—it asks you to decide who you’ll be when the masks come off.

Are you brave enough to remember your name?