"provide a three-day emergency kit," the government warned. but no one said what would happen after those three days. no one said what silence truly means.what began as a simple power outage grows into a nightmare. the lights go out. the internet falls silent. the faucets stop giving water. the radio and television stay quiet. at first, everyone thinks, "it'll be fine." but after a few hours, doubt creeps in. after one day, unrest breaks out. and after three days? that's when society collapses.in a city without electricity, without order, without explanation, people revert to their primal feelings: fear, impulse, survival. lines at distribution points devolve into chaos. neighborhoods seal themselves off. those who aren't strong are swept away.3 days is a gripping and raw story about the fragility of our world. how thin the line is between comfort and chaos. and how quickly, without our luxuries... we lose all sense of direction.this book is a dystopian thriller that explores the societal consequences of a large-scale, criminally motivated power outage. the story follows the de smet family in antwerp, showing their rapid descent into chaos and the ultimate struggle for survival. it is a profound exploration of human psychology in times of crisis, full of suspense, intrigue, love, and despair, but with an underlying message of resilience.