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Tidal Orbits
TIDAL ORBITS
When the universe whispers, will you recognize your own heartbeat in its song?
Mira Álvarez, a Chilean astrophysicist working beneath the endless desert sky, hears something inside the static of a fast radio burst—something that should not exist. Across the Atlantic, a quiet chef named Tomás tunes his battered shortwave radio and hears the same haunting rhythm. One listens to stars. The other listens to soup simmering in dust. Both are about to discover that the signal binding them is older, stranger, and far more human than anyone could imagine.
From the salt flats of the Atacama to the volcanic ridges of the Azores, Tidal Orbits traces the delicate line between science and faith, love and loss, memory and echo. As tides rise and constellations turn, three unlikely companions—a scientist chasing proof, a cook chasing meaning, and a girl who draws weather that speaks—follow a pattern that could rewrite what it means to listen.
Each chapter unfolds like a constellation being named for the first time—luminous, intimate, and charged with the quiet electricity of discovery. Through the hum of telescopes and the crackle of old radios, this novel becomes a love letter to curiosity itself, to the small, persistent music that lives inside every human attempt to understand the world.
cosmic connection, memory and identity, communication beyond distance, found family, and the fragile beauty of meaning-making in a vast, indifferent universe.
When the universe whispers, will you recognize your own heartbeat in its song?
Mira Álvarez, a Chilean astrophysicist working beneath the endless desert sky, hears something inside the static of a fast radio burst—something that should not exist. Across the Atlantic, a quiet chef named Tomás tunes his battered shortwave radio and hears the same haunting rhythm. One listens to stars. The other listens to soup simmering in dust. Both are about to discover that the signal binding them is older, stranger, and far more human than anyone could imagine.
From the salt flats of the Atacama to the volcanic ridges of the Azores, Tidal Orbits traces the delicate line between science and faith, love and loss, memory and echo. As tides rise and constellations turn, three unlikely companions—a scientist chasing proof, a cook chasing meaning, and a girl who draws weather that speaks—follow a pattern that could rewrite what it means to listen.
Each chapter unfolds like a constellation being named for the first time—luminous, intimate, and charged with the quiet electricity of discovery. Through the hum of telescopes and the crackle of old radios, this novel becomes a love letter to curiosity itself, to the small, persistent music that lives inside every human attempt to understand the world.
cosmic connection, memory and identity, communication beyond distance, found family, and the fragile beauty of meaning-making in a vast, indifferent universe.
97 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 7, 2025
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