Name: The Last Message (en Inglés)
SKU: 69164080
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Author: Abhi Gandhi;Abhi Naimeshkumar Gandhi
ISBN: 9798178232897

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The Center for Lean Business Management, LLC

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Abhi Gandhi;Abhi Naimeshkumar Gandhi

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Inglés

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9798178232897

The Last Message (en Inglés)

Abhi Gandhi;Abhi Naimeshkumar Gandhi (Autor) · The Center for Lean Business Management, LLC · Libro Físico

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Reseña del libro "The Last Message (en Inglés)"

At 2:17 a.m., Aarav Mehta receives a message from a number that should no longer exist.The number belongs to his sister, Rhea.She disappeared eleven months ago.The message contains only four words: You did not see what happened.Attached is a photograph of an abandoned railway platform.Aarav knows something is wrong. But the deeper he searches for answers, the more his own memories begin to betray him.A mysterious program called Mirror promises to manipulate memories. An abandoned hospital hides Room 217. Recordings reveal conversations Aarav doesn't remember having. And a patient file suggests that he once made a decision that could change everything he believes about his past.Then the impossible begins.People he believed were dead may still be alive.Memories that feel real may have been created.And messages begin appearing that seem to know what Aarav will do before he does it.As Aarav follows the trail from his sister's disappearance to the secrets surrounding Mirror, one question becomes impossible to ignore: If your memories can be rewritten, how do you know which version of your life is real?The Last Message - Part I is a psychological thriller about memory, deception, identity, and the terrifying possibility that the person you trust most may be the person rewriting your reality.Some messages are meant to be read. One was meant to be found.