Zero Day

A series of global technological failures leads a former analyst to suspect an impending attack in Zero Day, prompting a race against time to prevent disaster.

In Zero Day, a series of seemingly unrelated technological failures begin to unfold across the globe, sparking concern among those who recognize the potential for catastrophic consequences. An airliner's controls malfunction over the Atlantic, while an oil tanker runs aground in Japan due to a navigational system failure. These incidents, though alarming, initially appear to be isolated events. However, Jeff Aiken, a former government analyst with a keen understanding of the vulnerabilities in our digital infrastructure, suspects that these failures may be part of a larger, more sinister plot.

As the story progresses, Aiken's fears intensify when he learns of a near-disaster at a nuclear power plant in the Midwest, which narrowly avoids becoming the next Chernobyl. The stakes are raised as he connects the dots between the incidents, leading him to believe that a coordinated attack may be in the works. With time running out, Aiken must race against the clock to uncover the truth and prevent an international disaster that could have devastating repercussions.

Zero Day explores themes of technology, security, and the fragility of modern systems. The narrative is a gripping blend of suspense and insight into the potential threats posed by our increasing reliance on technology. As Aiken navigates a web of intrigue and danger, readers are left to ponder the vulnerabilities that lie beneath the surface of our interconnected world.