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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. 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 geopolitical fiction- Fast-paced, twist-driven narratives- Stories that make you question what you know about history If you love Amish Tripathi, Ashwin Sanghi, and Blake Crouch, The Seventh Chair will keep you up all night. "History isn't what happened. It's what survived." Book One of The Seventh Chair Series. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. 3am is a poetry collection for everyone who has ever stared at the ceiling wondering if they're the only one.the hour the mind holds courtand the defense went home years ago.120 poems across three sections: noise - the spiral, the racing thoughts, the catastrophizing at 3am when the world is asleep and your mind refuses to benumb - the functional depression, the masking, the "i'm fine" that comes out so smooth no one questions it anymorestill - not healing, not cured, but learning to coexist with the noise, finding stability instead of silence this is not a book about fixing yourself.this is a book about recognition.about reading something and thinking: that's me.for the overthinkers.the ones who feel too much and sleep too little.the ones who rehearse conversations that will never happen.the ones who cancel plans because the version of them that said yes no longer exists.still here. still scared. still standing.and that "still" is the whole poem. Perfect for readers who love R.H. Sin, Rupi Kaur, and Nikita Gill. A raw, honest collection that doesn't try to fix you - it just sits with you at 3am.A grief and healing poetry collection for readers navigating anxiety, loss, and the quiet hours nobody talks about. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. "You're not broken," Bea says gently."You're awakening."At fifty-three, Margot Chen Holloway is exhausted.Newly divorced. Recently diagnosed with ADHD. Burned out after twenty-five years of teaching and a lifetime of apologizing for being too scattered, too sensitive, too much. When she flees her old life for a peculiar small town called Willowmere, she's not looking for magic she's just hoping to disappear quietly and figure out who she is without everyone else's expectations.But Willowmere has other plans.Margot begins to notice strange things: objects humming with meaning, patterns snapping into place, moments where she knows things she has no logical way of knowing. The very traits she's spent her life ashamed of her wandering attention, her hyperfocus, her pattern-seeking brain aren't flaws at all.They're magic.Drawn into a coven of women who all discovered their powers later in life, Margot learns she's not alone. Each member's magic is rooted in something she was once told made her "not enough" or "too much." Together, they're building a life rich with community, purpose, and belonging proof that reinvention doesn't have an expiration date.And then there's Della Okonkwo.Fifty-four. Nigerian-American. Veterinarian. Recently out as a lesbian and able to communicate with animals in a way that feels as natural as breathing. Della sees Margot clearly, patiently, without trying to fix her. What unfolds between them is a tender, emotionally grounded romance between two women who aren't chasing a fairytale but choosing something better: honesty, warmth, and love that arrives exactly when it's meant to.The Coven of Late Bloomers is a cozy, hopeful paranormal romance about late awakenings, queer love after fifty, neurodivergence as strength, and finding your people when you least expect it. With low angst, gentle magic, and an earned happy ending, it's a story for anyone who's ever wondered if it might be too late to become themselves.It's not. Perfect for readers who love: Cozy small-town paranormal romanceSapphic / F-F romance with mature protagonistsMidlife reinvention & "it's never too late" storiesNeurodivergent affirming narrativesFound family & community-centered storiesLow-angst comfort reads with emotional depthQueer romance beyond the coming out at twenty tropeIf you love T.J. Klune, Travis Baldree, and Freya Marske, you'll feel right at home in Willowmere. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. 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. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. the hour the mind holds courtand the defense went home years ago 3am is a poetry collection for everyone who has ever stared at the ceiling wondering if they're the only one. 120 poems across three sections: noise: - the spiral, the racing thoughts, the catastrophizing at 3am when the world is asleep and your mind refuses to be numb: - the functional depression, the masking, the "i'm fine" that comes out so smooth no one questions it anymore still: - not healing, not cured, but learning to coexist with the noise, finding stability instead of silence this is not a book about fixing yourself.this is a book about recognition.about reading something and thinking: that's me. for the overthinkers.the ones who feel too much and sleep too little.the ones who rehearse conversations that will never happen.the ones who cancel plans because the version of them that said yes no longer exists. still here.still scared.still standing. and that "still" is the whole poem. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. "You're not broken," Bea says gently."You're awakening."At fifty-three, Margot Chen Holloway is exhausted.Newly divorced. Recently diagnosed with ADHD. Burned out after twenty-five years of teaching and a lifetime of apologizing for being too scattered, too sensitive, too much. When she flees her old life for a peculiar small town called Willowmere, she's not looking for magic she's just hoping to disappear quietly and figure out who she is without everyone else's expectations.But Willowmere has other plans.Margot begins to notice strange things: objects humming with meaning, patterns snapping into place, moments where she knows things she has no logical way of knowing. The very traits she's spent her life ashamed of her wandering attention, her hyperfocus, her pattern-seeking brain aren't flaws at all.They're magic.Drawn into a coven of women who all discovered their powers later in life, Margot learns she's not alone. Each member's magic is rooted in something she was once told made her "not enough" or "too much." Together, they're building a life rich with community, purpose, and belonging proof that reinvention doesn't have an expiration date.And then there's Della Okonkwo.Fifty-four. Nigerian-American. Veterinarian. Recently out as a lesbian and able to communicate with animals in a way that feels as natural as breathing. Della sees Margot clearly, patiently, without trying to fix her. What unfolds between them is a tender, emotionally grounded romance between two women who aren't chasing a fairytale but choosing something better: honesty, warmth, and love that arrives exactly when it's meant to.The Coven of Late Bloomers is a cozy, hopeful paranormal romance about late awakenings, queer love after fifty, neurodivergence as strength, and finding your people when you least expect it. With low angst, gentle magic, and an earned happy ending, it's a story for anyone who's ever wondered if it might be too late to become themselves.It's not. Perfect for readers who love: Cozy small-town paranormal romanceSapphic / F-F romance with mature protagonistsMidlife reinvention & "it's never too late" storiesNeurodivergent affirming narrativesFound family & community-centered storiesLow-angst comfort reads with emotional depthQueer romance beyond the coming out at twenty trope This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.