As America stands at the precipice of famine, political instability, a financial disaster, domestic conflict, and even a civil war, preparing one’s home and family are now a matter of survival. Contrary to the popular belief that rural living will allow a prepared individual to ride out the storm unscathed, lessons from history show us that those outside of cities will face similar threats to their suburban compatriots. Rural and remote homesteads and properties can be easily attacked by a superior force utilizing the same isolation that the owner sought.
Getting out of the cities is a good idea if you are prepared for the unique challenges. This book is for:
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Don Shift is a veteran of the Ventura County Sheriff's Office and an avid fan of post-apocalyptic literature and film. He is a student of disasters, history, current events, and holds several FEMA emergency management certifications. You can email him at donshift@protonmail.com or visit works include the Ventura Sheriff EMP series, Hard Favored Rage and Blood Dimmed Tide, where deputies must survive after a devastating electromagnetic pulse destroys the electric grid. Late For Doomsday and Limited Exchange (1 & 2) are novels of surviving and evacuating after a nuclear attack.
All works explore the realities of emergency planning and personal survival in the face of low probability, high impact events that highlight the shortcomings of a technology and infrastructure dependent nation. Non-fiction titles include Nuclear Survival in the Suburbs and the Suburban Defense/Suburban Warfare guides.
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