Beschrijving
In a city where every movement is tracked, recorded, and archived, one man discovers the most terrifying threat is not surveillance — it is erasure. Nathan Gale, a government data analyst in London, believes in systems. He believes in record integrity, in reconciliation, in the quiet certainty that databases tell the truth. But when he uncovers a pattern buried deep inside national census data, that certainty fractures. Across multiple cities, individuals appear in hospital records, school rolls, and CCTV footage — yet legally, they do not exist. No birth certificates. No tax history. No National Insurance numbers. They are present, breathing, functioning… and administratively deleted. As Nathan digs deeper into what appears to be a simple data anomaly, he finds himself inside a psychological political thriller where identity erasure is not a glitch, but policy — and the system he trusted has marked him next.
What begins as a data discrepancy becomes a chilling conspiracy thriller about digital identity, predictive surveillance, and corporate power operating under the cover of legal authority. A private data reconciliation firm, contracted to \