Name: EARTHQUAKE - The Stadium: Trapped Fans Fight to Escape a Crushing Collapse (Natural Disaster Stories)
SKU: 68900637
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Author: Calloway, James
ISBN: 9798170295135

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EARTHQUAKE - The Stadium: Trapped Fans Fight to Escape a Crushing Collapse (Natural Disaster Stories)

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Independently published

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Calloway, James

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Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9798170295135

EARTHQUAKE - The Stadium: Trapped Fans Fight to Escape a Crushing Collapse (Natural Disaster Stories)

Calloway, James (Autor) · Independently published · Tapa Blanda

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Seventy-two thousand people. One catastrophic shock. No way out. Harbor Crown was engineered to be the ultimate modern venue, featuring a massive cantilevered roof suspending thousands of tons of steel and concrete over a sold-out crowd. But when a historic seismic event shatters the region, the pristine structure instantly transforms into a deadly labyrinth of severed power lines, spreading fires, and buckling architecture. Outside rescue teams are paralyzed across a broken city. Inside, stadium operations manager Cressa Mott is entirely on her own. As panic rises and the concourses fill with smoke, an experienced rigger discovers a horrifying reality: the primary roof supports are severely deformed. It is only a matter of minutes before the entire canopy fails. The only remaining route to the surface is a forgotten subterranean passage running directly beneath the playing field. Cressa and a small team of concessions workers must guide terrified survivors through the pitch-black, flooding corridor. With water rising and the ground groaning above them, ordinary people face an impossible race against time to reach the open air before thirty thousand tons of metal come crashing down.