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What if history didn't just forget a country what if it was deliberately erased? In 2032, Aarav Sen notices something impossible during a live broadcast: a nation of 170 million people that should exist... doesn't. Maps rewrite themselves. Records change. Memories vanish. Only Aarav remembers the truth. Bangladesh. Independence won in 1971 through blood, sacrifice, and war. Now erased from every map, database, and memory on Earth as if 170 million people never existed at all. Hunted by a secret council that governs the power to alter history, Aarav must piece together fragments of erased evidence before the next erasure makes him forget why he was fighting. With the help of a disgraced intelligence agent and a brilliant historian, he races against forces that have rewritten reality itself and will kill to keep it that way. The Seventh Chair is a mind-bending thriller that asks: In a world where history can be rewritten, what happens to truth? And what would you sacrifice to remember? Perfect for readers who enjoy: - Alternate history and ""what if"" scenarios - Reality-bending conspiracy thrillers - South Asian settings and historical fiction - Fast-paced, twist-driven narratives ""History isn't what happened. It's what survived."" Book One of The Seventh Chair Series.

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