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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. After a devastating collapse and a loss that leaves her unable to trust even the world she can measure, Clara Whitaker abandons her life in Half Moon Bay for the historic mountain town of Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania. There, she takes an evening position at the Dimmick Memorial Library, hoping the quiet rhythm of books, shelves, and familiar routines can give her grief a shape she can survive.But the library has its own secrets.In the basement, Clara discovers a dust-covered Zenith Trans-Oceanic radio that should have been silent for decades. Instead, it begins receiving fragments of music, voices, and moments that do not belong to any station. The signal returns with unnerving precision at 9:13 p.m., strongest when Clara is alone and always threaded with songs connected to the life she thought had ended.As Clara searches for an explanation, the impossible transmission begins to feel less like a mystery and more like a message meant specifically for her. Is the radio a bridge across time? A warning? Or something far more dangerous: a signal that knows her well enough to imitate love?With the help of new friends and the uneasy pull of the town around her, Clara must confront what she has lost, what she is willing to believe, and whether some connections can truly survive death, distance, and time itself.Static on the Oceanic is a haunting, atmospheric novel about grief, science, memory, and music's power to reach across the silences we leave behind. Suspenseful and deeply emotional, it explores the fragile connections that refuse to fade and the possibility that the life we are waiting for may already be speaking.A companion playlist, included in the opening, offers an optional listening experience for readers who want to immerse themselves even more fully in Clara's world. Static on the Oceanic is a haunting, atmospheric novel about grief, science, memory, and music's power to reach across the silences we leave behind. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. After a devastating collapse and a loss that leaves her unable to trust even the world she can measure, Clara Whitaker abandons her life in Half Moon Bay for the historic mountain town of Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania. There, she takes an evening position at the Dimmick Memorial Library, hoping the quiet rhythm of books, shelves, and familiar routines can give her grief a shape she can survive.But the library has its own secrets.In the basement, Clara discovers a dust-covered Zenith Trans-Oceanic radio that should have been silent for decades. Instead, it begins receiving fragments of music, voices, and moments that do not belong to any station. The signal returns with unnerving precision at 9:13 p.m., strongest when Clara is alone and always threaded with songs connected to the life she thought had ended.As Clara searches for an explanation, the impossible transmission begins to feel less like a mystery and more like a message meant specifically for her. Is the radio a bridge across time? A warning? Or something far more dangerous: a signal that knows her well enough to imitate love?With the help of new friends and the uneasy pull of the town around her, Clara must confront what she has lost, what she is willing to believe, and whether some connections can truly survive death, distance, and time itself.Static on the Oceanic is a haunting, atmospheric novel about grief, science, memory, and music's power to reach across the silences we leave behind. Suspenseful and deeply emotional, it explores the fragile connections that refuse to fade and the possibility that the life we are waiting for may already be speaking.A companion playlist, included in the opening, offers an optional listening experience for readers who want to immerse themselves even more fully in Clara's world. Static on the Oceanic is a haunting, atmospheric novel about grief, science, memory, and music's power to reach across the silences we leave behind. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. After a devastating collapse and a loss that leaves her unable to trust even the world she can measure, Clara Whitaker abandons her life in Half Moon Bay for the historic mountain town of Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania. There, she takes an evening position at the Dimmick Memorial Library, hoping the quiet rhythm of books, shelves, and familiar routines can give her grief a shape she can survive.But the library has its own secrets.In the basement, Clara discovers a dust-covered Zenith Trans-Oceanic radio that should have been silent for decades. Instead, it begins receiving fragments of music, voices, and moments that do not belong to any station. The signal returns with unnerving precision at 9:13 p.m., strongest when Clara is alone and always threaded with songs connected to the life she thought had ended.As Clara searches for an explanation, the impossible transmission begins to feel less like a mystery and more like a message meant specifically for her. Is the radio a bridge across time? A warning? Or something far more dangerous: a signal that knows her well enough to imitate love?With the help of new friends and the uneasy pull of the town around her, Clara must confront what she has lost, what she is willing to believe, and whether some connections can truly survive death, distance, and time itself.Static on the Oceanic is a haunting, atmospheric novel about grief, science, memory, and music's power to reach across the silences we leave behind. Suspenseful and deeply emotional, it explores the fragile connections that refuse to fade and the possibility that the life we are waiting for may already be speaking.A companion playlist, included in the opening, offers an optional listening experience for readers who want to immerse themselves even more fully in Clara's world. Static on the Oceanic is a haunting, atmospheric novel about grief, science, memory, and music's power to reach across the silences we leave behind. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - After a devastating collapse and a loss that leaves her unable to trust even the world she can measure, Clara Whitaker abandons her life in Half Moon Bay for the historic mountain town of Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania. There, she takes an evening position at the Dimmick Memorial Library, hoping the quiet rhythm of books, shelves, and familiar routines can give her grief a shape she can survive.But the library has its own secrets.In the basement, Clara discovers a dust-covered Zenith Trans-Oceanic radio that should have been silent for decades. Instead, it begins receiving fragments of music, voices, and moments that do not belong to any station. The signal returns with unnerving precision at 9:13 p.m., strongest when Clara is alone and always threaded with songs connected to the life she thought had ended.As Clara searches for an explanation, the impossible transmission begins to feel less like a mystery and more like a message meant specifically for her. Is the radio a bridge across time A warning Or something far more dangerous: a signal that knows her well enough to imitate love With the help of new friends and the uneasy pull of the town around her, Clara must confront what she has lost, what she is willing to believe, and whether some connections can truly survive death, distance, and time itself.Static on the Oceanic is a haunting, atmospheric novel about grief, science, memory, and music's power to reach across the silences we leave behind. Suspenseful and deeply emotional, it explores the fragile connections that refuse to fade and the possibility that the life we are waiting for may already be speaking.A companion playlist, included in the opening, offers an optional listening experience for readers who want to immerse themselves even more fully in Clara's world. …

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Static on the Oceanic | Gregory Scott Koons | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Gregory Scott Koons | EAN 9798240885464 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.