The Frozen Blackout: One Storm. Three Nations. Total Silence.

When the lights died, civilization followed.A super-blizzard explodes out of the Arctic, crippling the power grid in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Canada at the same time. Three nations plunged into absolute black. Communication severed. Governments paralyzed. Entire cities trapped in silence and snow.In the ruins of Montreal, Clara Desjardins is forced into reluctant leadership, holding together a handful of survivors inside a church turned tomb until betrayal bleeds into violence.On the collapsing highways of America, Secretary Alana Pérez drives the last ghost of government south, her convoy pursued by hunger, mutiny, and the storm itself.In New York City, grounded pilot Ray Ellis walks south through a city devoured by cults of desperation, dragging his failing co-pilot through ruins where even survival tastes like savagery.And in Birmingham, England, elderly Elsie Harrington clutches a bent iron poker against raiders, discovering that defiance, not mercy, may be the only fire left.Across continents, the storm becomes more than weather. It is silence given power stripping away light, heat, and hope. But scattered survivors cling to one truth carved into ice:To stop moving is to die.Haunting, cinematic, and relentless, The Frozen Blackout is more than a disaster thriller. It is a portrait of humanity pushed to the edge of extinction and the sparks of defiance that refuse to go out, even when the storm wants the world erased.For fans of post-apocalyptic thrillers, survival sagas, and high-stakes collapse fiction.