Eldrith Manor
Leigh Rivers
by Rayme Traub
Ghosts of Pisces
A love that spanned lifetimes. A silence that swallowed the world. A man who never stopped listening.
Remy Kessler has always heard the stars. As a child in small-town Illinois, he listened for meaning in the wind, static in radio waves, and quiet messages from a universe most people ignore. But no signal ever hit him harder than Sydney—a clever, untouchable girl who came into his life like a supernova and left just as fast.
Their connection is instant. Deep. Cosmic. But Sydney runs from anything that feels real, and Remy, for all his brilliance and faith, can never quite catch her before she disappears again.
Over the course of decades, their paths tangle and unravel: long-distance calls after midnight, silence between cities, kisses they never forget and moments they’ll always regret. Remy becomes an engineer chasing cosmic anomalies, and Sydney an artist haunted by beauty and grief. All the while, something strange grows louder in the sky—a pulse from the Pisces constellation. Something real. Something dangerous.
As the world begins to fray—under rising fear, inexplicable signals, and a slow unraveling of order—Remy clings to the only truth that ever mattered: he loved her, and maybe, just maybe, that love meant something. Even if she never stayed. Even if no one believed him. Even if the world ends.
Ghosts of Pisces is a raw, poetic, and emotionally devastating novel about unrequited love, emotional trauma, and the echoes of what could’ve been. Told through haunting memories, imagined arguments, and interstellar mystery, it captures what it means to love someone so deeply that even time, death, and distance cannot erase it.
For fans of The Time Traveler’s Wife, Normal People, and Interstellar—this is not just a story. It’s a pulse. A memory. A haunting.
July 6, 2025
Ghosts of Pisces: A Cosmic Romance That Haunts the Soul. From the very first page, Rayme Traub's Ghosts of Pisces grabs hold and doesn't let go, weaving a tale of enduring love and cosmic mystery that defies simple categorization. It's a novel that evokes the sweeping, lifelong romance of The Notebook while grounding its emotional depth in the intriguing scientific questions,Prepare for a deeply affecting journey where the vastness of space only magnifies the intimacy of human connection. At...
May 31, 2025
Did not know what to expect being from a firet time writer. But I was shocked, credentials on the back on how it related to him and his life in a way, and his note from the author kind of sealed the deal on the very first page. So here goes! Ghosts of Pisces is not just a novel it’s an experience. It feels like reading a dream you once had but forgot how to remember until now. From the very first chapter, I was pulled into the haunting familiarity between Remy and Sydneya mechanic and a...
August 1, 2025
Must read. It’s a beautifully written, emotionally layered story about time, memory, and the people who leave lasting marks on our lives—whether they stay or not. The writing has this surreal, cosmic thread running through it that makes everything feel both deeply personal and bigger than us. Through cosmic tension, emotional depth, and great storytelling, the author created a meditation on memory, missed chances, and the mysterious way love can echo across time. )
June 6, 2025
I didn’t write Ghosts of Pisces just to tell a story—I wrote it because I had to. This book came from a place of deep longing, scientific curiosity, and personal truth. It’s fiction, yes—but nearly every page is laced with reality: the ache of unspoken love, the silence of space, and the haunting weight of memory. Remy, the protagonist, is a man haunted by what could’ve been—someone who sees the universe not as cold and distant, but as a mirror to his own soul. He is, in many ways, a reflection...
May 31, 2025
Okay… I don’t even know how to explain what Ghosts of Pisces did to me. (I am from Geneseo so I related to a lot) At first, I thought it was just going to be another love story, but it’s so much more than that. It’s deep and weird (in a good way) and kinda made me think about love and time and fate in a way I never had before. Remy and Sydney felt so real, even when things got trippy with the ghosts and space stuff, their emotions still hit. There were parts where I had to stop reading because...
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