The greatest danger was not our power but our blindness. When the world collapses like a technological house of cards, the real threat appears: with the collapse of its infrastructures, man risks losing control of all of his nuclear reactors. Resilience makes us witness the last days of humanity, a colossus with feet of clay still clinging to its certainties, as well as the fight led by the survivors several years after the collapse of civilization. This terribly effective story built around several intrigues takes us on a breathtaking and relentless sequence at the confluence of geopolitical thriller, adventure novel and hyperrealistic anticipation. Between games of lobbies, unsuspected under civilian nuclear energy and political pressure, this race against time describes with astonishing accuracy a universe where irresponsibility is matched only by the blindness of those who manipulate the atom by threatening the fate of the entire planet.