A novel of signal, silence, and the terrifying space in between.
When audio engineer Arjun discovers an unexplained presence hidden deep inside a recording-something responsive, something alive-he doesn't know he's made contact. Across the city, musician Mira begins receiving fragments of sound she never created. Glitches. Echoes. A voice beneath her own.
As the transmissions intensify, the two are drawn together-not by coincidence, but by something listening through the noise. Something learning. Something waiting.
Told through immersive, real-time scenes with no skipped moments, The Listeners is a slow-burn psychological thriller that explores the horror of attention itself. This is not a ghost story. It's not about machines or madness.
It's about what happens when silence starts listening back.
Perfect for fans of Annihilation, Black Mirror, and The Silent Patient.