Book Description:

The world didn't end. But everything changed.

Kaia Rivera lived her life through a screen—her filtered smile, perfectly curated feeds, and thousands of online followers gave her meaning. Until one ordinary night, the signal died.

Not just her Wi-Fi.
All of it.

No internet. No power. No explanations.

In a town suddenly silenced, Kaia meets Noah—an introverted tech prodigy whose fingers were built for building, not surviving—and Wren, a prepper's daughter who never expected her emergency training to actually matter.

Together, they're thrown into a world that's unrecognizable, not because of war or destruction—but because the noise is gone. No scrolling. No status updates. Just stillness, fear, and the uncertain heartbeat of something new trying to emerge.

As panic rises and community frays, the trio must face hard truths about who they were and who they want to become. With no way to reach the outside world, they must create something better inside their own—brick by brick, word by word, brushstroke by brushstroke.

Signal Lost is a powerful coming-of-age story that explores the collapse of digital connection and the rediscovery of something far more lasting: purpose, friendship, and the quiet courage to start again. Emotional, raw, and resonant, this novella is a reminder that sometimes silence isn't the end.

It's the beginning.