SIGNAL

Charlie met Denise online.

Three dates later, she told him she didn't feel a spark.

Charlie told her he understood.

He didn't.

Instead, he started paying attention.

Where she goes.
Who she talks to.
Who makes her laugh.
The men who get too close.

Charlie tells himself he's not following her. He's only noticing things. He's not obsessed. He's simply trying to understand why something that felt so right to him could mean so little to her.

Then there are the things Charlie doesn't talk about.

Things from before Denise.

Things he says are different this time.

Because Charlie keeps a journal, and on these pages, everything makes sense.

At least, from his side of the story.

SIGNAL

A psychological thriller about obsession, loneliness, rejection, and the dangerous stories we tell ourselves when nobody is around to tell us we're wrong.

- Joe Black