Lost Soul Signal: A Sci-Fi Space Romance
Paperback
Publisher: Kelakkiyar Siddhar Siddhar
Published: Dec 26 2025
Pages: 82
Weight: 0.23
Height: 0.20 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Lost Soul Signal unfolds in the quiet reaches of space where listening becomes more powerful than command. When a lone survey vessel intercepts a signal that should not exist, its captain discovers that the universe is not as empty as humanity once believed. The voice behind the signal is not alien in the expected sense, nor entirely human, but something shaped by solitude, memory, and survival in the deep silence between stars.
As the ship drifts farther from mapped space, the connection deepens into something fragile and profound. Trust grows where fear once lived, and understanding forms without the need for touch or possession. Each transmission carries echoes of loss, resilience, and a longing to be recognized rather than controlled.
Bound by duty and pulled by connection, the crew must face the cost of returning to a world that categorizes what it cannot fully hear. Choices made in quiet moments ripple outward, reshaping destinies across vast distances.
Lost Soul Signal is a contemplative science fiction romance about connection without ownership, love without dominance, and the courage it takes to listen when silence answers back. It explores intimacy through resonance rather than proximity, and hope through endurance rather than conquest, leaving a lingering sense that some bonds are written not in words, but in the space between them.
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