The Forgotten Wars: Tales Not in Textbooks

Not every war earns a chapter in textbooks, but every war leaves a mark. The Forgotten Wars uncovers conflicts that history overlooked, ignored, or deliberately erased.
Set across lesser-known battles and internal struggles, the stories focus on ordinary people pulled into extraordinary circumstances. Farmers become fighters, children grow up too fast, and communities learn to live with uncertainty. These wars are fought without banners or monuments, yet their consequences shape entire generations.
The narrative moves beyond strategy and victory, capturing fear, endurance, moral compromise, and rare moments of compassion. By shifting attention away from famous leaders, the book restores balance to history—revealing how silence often hides suffering, not insignificance.
This historical fiction highlights:
• Overlooked conflicts and hidden struggles
• Civilian lives shaped by war
• History beyond official records
• Moral complexity in forgotten battles
• Voices missing from traditional narratives
The Forgotten Wars brings lost conflicts back into memory, reminding readers that history is incomplete without the stories it chose to forget.