Sometime Star answers.
At 3:07 a.m. on a rain-washed Mumbai rooftop, radio repairman Kabir Menon hums his mother's lullaby into the static of his late father's ham radio.
Four hundred light-years away, Ilyra Veshenn, a Listener who has not let herself feel anything in thirty-one years, hums back.
Between them lie a civilization built on silence, a council that wants the line cut, and a distance no body can cross. But love is the oldest signal there is. A building full of neighbors, a fiercely loving chemistry teacher, a radio the size of a wardrobe, and one small lullaby may be enough to open a door between worlds.
Signal Between Stars is a tender, warm-hearted science fiction romance about listening, longing, and the courage to answer. It's a slow-burn love story across impossible distance, set among rooftops, monsoon rain, and fairy lights, with a happily-ever-after.
Perfect for readers who love: first-contact romance, long-distance love stories, found family, cozy and heartfelt sci-fi, and happy endings.