The Cartographer of Forgotten People: A Psychological Legal Thriller About Data Cleansing, Predictive Surveillance, and Identity Removal

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 ...