“Twenty Two Faces” is a gripping memoir that takes readers through the harrowing life of Jenny Hill, a woman who survived unimaginable trauma and who’s story became a testament to the resilience of the human spirit.
Drawing from journals written throughout childhood, Jenny recounts how as a five year-old, she overcomes severe abuse by turning to prayer while utilizing her alter personalities to compartmentalize torture at the hands of a master Mind Control Programmer from Nazi Germany.

As Jenny grows up she perserveres through more sexual abuse, torture and losses, including deaths of a best friend, plus her high school sweetheart. She somehow completes Army medic training, earns a nursing degree, prepares for a church mission and becomes a devoted mother.
Yet, behind this facade of normalcy, her multiple alter personalities led by sex-addict Head Alter J.J., assume frequent control, engaging in criminal activities and prostitution.

The story takes a dramatic turn when Jenny, desperate to protect her children, escapes a drug-addicted pimping husband. After blacking out during a job interview, she awakens nine days later as an inpatient in the Utah State Psychiatric Hospital. Only then does she uncover the true extent of her fragmented life.
Jenny’s story in “Twenty Two Faces” not only offers a window into the dark world of Mind Control and Satanic Abuse, but also serves as a tribute to the power of healing.​

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“Twenty-Two Faces demonstrates a clear and constructive mind, detailing the horrific
effects of abuse and consequences that stem from such acts, an engrossing story that both
horrifies and intrigues from page one. Byington offers an insightful and probing masterpiece
of modern non-fiction literature; a perfect antidote to insular works that plague the
area of this genre.”

-Robert Kroon, former Press Secretary General of the United Nations and veteran Time/Life reporter.