In a deconsecrated church, among faces to restore and mysteries never dissolved, a woman works with devotion. But what she repairs is not only matter: it is memory, guilt, perception. When one face disappears and another resurfaces, the boundary between art and identity dissolves, opening passages into a reality where every detail is a trace, and every absence a question. The Restorer of Faces is a novel of symbolic tension and narrative architecture, in which each chapter is a threshold and every gesture a revelation. Translated into Italian, English, and French, the book invites readers to enter a suspended space, where beauty unsettles and truth has no fixed form. A literary work for those who seek stories that do not merely narrate, but interrogate. And that leave, on those who read them, an imprint that does not fade.