Blackout: The Night London's Power Failed and the Systems Beneath It Cracked

What if the next disaster isn't a flood or a war-what if it's the lights going out... and staying out? In the early hours of April 29, 2025, a quiet London street lit up with fire. The Aberdeen Place substation, a hidden nerve center beneath one of the world's most advanced cities, failed-and ignited a chain of chaos no one saw coming. Blackout isn't just a retelling. It's a real, minute-by-minute account of the systems we trust-failing. From melted transformers and displaced families to silence from officials and a growing wave of public panic, this book reveals what the headlines missed: how fragile our cities truly are when the infrastructure crumbles. Feel the fire. See the breakdown of systems designed never to fail. Understand the human cost of decisions delayed too long. If you've ever wondered what holds your city together, this book will change how you see the ground you walk on-and what could happen beneath it. Don't wait for the next blackout to ask what went wrong. Read Blackout now and understand why this fire wasn't just a London crisis-it was a warning.