Beschrijving
The quake was only the beginning.San Diego’s skyline shatters when Triton Point – the city’s most ambitious coastal development – becomes the epicenter of a disaster no one thought possible. Buildings buckle, freeways sink, and entire neighborhoods slide into ruin. The catastrophe is not a random act of nature. It is the long-delayed consequence of buried truths, willful blindness, and corruption baked into concrete.For Leo Sandoval, a geologist long dismissed as a Cassandra, the collapse is vindication at a devastating cost. His coalition of scientists and activists had warned of unstable ground and falsified data. Now, with the city in ruins, their work has become the only reliable map for survival. They must brief federal agencies, guide evacuations, and confront the unbearable truth: being right has saved lives, but it has also exposed how deeply the city was built on denial.In FBI custody, developer Isabella Rivas faces her own reckoning. Once praised as the visionary who remade the waterfront, she now confesses to the shortcuts, financial pipelines, and selective blindness that built her empire. Her testimony pulls engineers, city planners, and politicians into the widening investigation – the architecture of denial laid bare for all to see.Others are forced to confront complicity. Javi Mendoza, who signed off on \





