MISSION BRIEFING – What Sam Knew Before Everything Changed

Today’s lesson comes from Sam Jenkins. If you’ve read my books, you already know him. If you haven’t, here’s what you need to know. Sam was military. He had training. He had experience. He understood weapons, danger, discipline, and what it meant to function when circumstances became uncomfortable. That gave him an advantage when his …

Why I Wrote The Midwife and the Medic…

People often assume I wrote The Midwife and the Medic because I wanted to tell a disaster story.I didn’t. I wrote it because I wanted to tell a story about ordinary people who choose to do extraordinary things when the world around them is falling apart. For more than thirty years, I’ve worked in professions where preparation wasn’t …

One Second After by William Forstchen (Book Review)

My review of One Second After by William Forstchen. I just finished binge-reading the entire series. Get your copy on Amazon quick before the grid goes down. Books you need to get ready for the fall: Handwritten Family Recipes- Canning, Preserving, and Pickling Be Smart, Be Safe, Stay Alive- A Beginner’s Guide to Family Prepping …

Updates on the Impending End Time- Ebola, Comic Books, and a Coming Winter

You should know by now from my previous posts that I’m an equal opportunity apocalypse kind of guy. I don’t believe it will come from one solitary source, but, rather, from a conflagration of events that all happen in a similar time period. With that said, I’d like to offer you an update on various potentialities …

Expatriates by James Wesley, Rawles (Book Review)

People send me so many books to review that I’ll seldom fork out my money on books or authors that I’m unfamiliar with. I’m also one of those people that’s incapable of walking out of a bookstore without buying something. Hence, I walked out with Expatriates, my first experience with James Wesley, Rawles. I was …