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3I: The Atlas Signal: A Gripping Sci-Fi Adventure of First Contact and a Race Against Time
When the world sees a meme, they see a mission.
3I/ATLAS was supposed to be just another viral trend—until four friends discovered the truth. A dying alien species has come to Earth, not to conquer, but to survive. Now, Kabir, Zoya, Rishi, and Tara must decode a cure before time runs out, all while evading a government task force convinced the visitors are a threat.
Why you'll love this
Gripping A race against two ticking clocks—alien extinction and Earth's militarized response.Cinematic From monsoon-soaked chases to eerie night skies, every scene leaps off the page.Smart, relatable A team of Gen Z outsiders using their unique skills to save the day.Real science meets Grounded in actual astronomy and biology, with a twist that keeps you guessing.Perfect for fans of Arrival, Stranger Things, and fast-paced sci-fi that makes you think—and keeps you turning pages late into the night.
3I/ATLAS was supposed to be just another viral trend—until four friends discovered the truth. A dying alien species has come to Earth, not to conquer, but to survive. Now, Kabir, Zoya, Rishi, and Tara must decode a cure before time runs out, all while evading a government task force convinced the visitors are a threat.
Why you'll love this
Gripping A race against two ticking clocks—alien extinction and Earth's militarized response.Cinematic From monsoon-soaked chases to eerie night skies, every scene leaps off the page.Smart, relatable A team of Gen Z outsiders using their unique skills to save the day.Real science meets Grounded in actual astronomy and biology, with a twist that keeps you guessing.Perfect for fans of Arrival, Stranger Things, and fast-paced sci-fi that makes you think—and keeps you turning pages late into the night.
62 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 1, 2026
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