The novel revolves around an extraordinary occurrence—a celestial event that causes the Earth to stop rotating on its axis. This sudden halt leads to catastrophic consequences, disrupting the planet's ecosystem, climate patterns, and human society as a whole.As the world grapples with the aftermath of the event, Leblanc delves into the societal and psychological implications. The novel follows a diverse group of characters, each representing different social classes and backgrounds, as they navigate the challenges and upheavals brought about by the tremendous event. Leblanc examines the breakdown of social order, the struggle for survival, and the moral dilemmas faced by the characters in this new reality."The Tremendous Event" combines elements of science fiction, adventure, and social commentary. It reflects on the fragility of civilization, the resilience of humanity, and the potential consequences of natural disasters. Leblanc's writing style is known for its fast-paced narrative and engaging storytelling.While Maurice Leblanc is primarily recognized for his Arsène Lupin series, "The Tremendous Event" showcases his versatility as a writer, exploring different genres and themes. The novel offers an intriguing premise and a glimpse into Leblanc's imaginative and thought-provoking storytelling.