Description
They Never Existed by John Truth In a near-future America, the border has become a graveyard, and truth has been buried beneath concrete and silence. When retired Delta Force operative Caleb Mendez rescues a six-year-old boy from an ICE black site in the Arizona desert, he uncovers the darkest secret of the modern deportation regime: immigrants aren't just being deported-they're being erased. No papers. No names. No records. Directive 127 doesn't send people home. It makes sure no one ever knows they were here. Now hunted by ICE drones and military patrols, Caleb joins forces with Isabela Reyes, a resistance fighter he once saved from a detention van and who now holds deep ties to Mexican politicians and cartel factions willing to fight back. Together, they uncover a genocidal program that burns human lives and rewrites history-one body at a time. As Caleb and Isabela lead an underground network called The Phantom Line, their mission becomes clear: expose the truth, protect the erased, and spark a rebellion on both sides of the border. But with the government labeling them terrorists and families vanishing by the thousands, freedom has never been so dangerous-and survival never more costly. A harrowing, action-packed thriller grounded in terrifying realism, They Never Existed is a searing indictment of silence, erasure, and the war against memory. In this America, to be undocumented is to be disposable-and resistance is the only way to remain real.
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