The Lithosian Convergence

They came not as conquerors. They came because they had nowhere else to go.

When Dr. Mara Okafor notices something wrong with the trajectory of a routine asteroid, she sets in motion a chain of events that will consume three years of her life — and change the course of human history forever.

2041-SR47 is not a rock. It is rotating with mechanical precision, broadcasting prime numbers on the universal hydrogen frequency, and it is aimed directly at Earth. Behind closed doors, the world's greatest minds race to answer one impossible question: is this an invasion — or a plea?

The Lithosian Convergence is a sweeping, deeply human story of first contact, told through the eyes of the astronomer who found them, the commander who must decide how to respond, and the xenobiologist who dares to listen. As humanity decodes an alien language built on mathematics and discovers a species born of stone who have travelled beyond the edge of their dying star system, the line between fear and wonder — between self-preservation and compassion — grows impossibly thin.

Because the Lithosians are not asking for war. They are asking for a home.

And with 94.7% probability of collision in three years, humanity must decide: destroy the only other intelligent life we have ever found — or find a way to say yes.

Perfect for fans of Arrival, The Sparrow, and Contact. A thought-provoking, emotionally resonant debut that asks what it truly means to be a neighbour in the universe.

📖 88 pages