Everyone Has Talent and Alionanens Know That!
Paperback
Science FictionClassic Fiction
Publisher: Notion Press
Published: Jan 31 2026
Pages: 108
Weight: 0.34
Height: 0.22 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Rohan Soni thought he was just fighting for survival in the school hallway. But when he reached out to his cousin, Heidi Kurian, for help, his desperate foresight did more than just hatch a plan-it ripped through the veil of the mundane.
Hidden deep in the Earth's shadows, the flower aliens stirred. They had been silent observers, but Rohan's intuition acted like a flare in a dark forest, signaling a shift only a celestial mind could decode.
Now, the grit of the playground has collided with the cold vacuum of the cosmos. As science fractures into philosophy, alionanens show a glimpse of their world that turn the very laws of nature into lethal blades. In this new reality, thinking outside the box isn't a clever trait-it's the only pulse keeping them alive.
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