Librería Samer Atenea
Kálamo Books
Librería Elías (Asturias)
Librería Kolima (Madrid)
Librería Proteo (Málaga)
Six years ago, the world found proof it was not alone in the universe. Then someone buried it.Dr. Naomi Reyes spent eleven months of her career proving a signal from deep space was real - a structured, deliberate transmission from a star eighteen light-years away, built by an intelligence patient enough to wait for someone to listen. She was right. And for being right, she lost everything: her career, her reputation, her place in the one field she’d ever loved.Now a padded envelope has arrived with no return address - a hard drive from a colleague who vanished five years ago, and four words that change everything: You were right.The signal was never a false alarm. It was classified, buried, and quietly managed by a government terrified of what disclosure might do to a fragile nuclear peace already balanced on a knife’s edge. And the signal hasn’t gone quiet. It’s evolving - on a timeline no one controls, toward a culmination no one can predict.As Naomi and a fearless journalist dig past the cover story, they uncover a conspiracy that reaches the highest levels of national security - and a foreign government already convinced the truth they’re hiding is a weapon aimed at them. With a dying general’s confession as her only leverage, a military officer risking a court-martial as her only ally, and days - not months - before political panic on both sides tips into something no diplomat can walk back, Naomi has one chance to get the truth out before the silence that protected it becomes the spark that starts a war.The Signal We Ignored is a hard science fiction thriller for readers of realistic, high-stakes first contact fiction - international conspiracy, military and scientific characters drawn with authentic procedural detail, and a countdown clock ticking toward global catastrophe. It’s a story about what a species does with a truth too large to control, and what it costs the people brave enough to tell it anyway.If you love technothrillers where the greatest threat isn’t the aliens but the humans deciding what you’re allowed to know, The Signal We Ignored will keep you awake long after the last page.
