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When Technology Fails, Radio Prevails When a special guest fails to show up at an important event and no one's cell phone has a signal, Survivalist Sam steps in to save the day. With his trusty ham radio, Sam connects with the outside world and ensures help is on the way. Based on a true story, this thrilling tale shows young readers how quick thinking and ham radio skills can turn a potential disaster into a heroic rescue. Can Sam's skills make a difference when it matters most? Join this Amateur Radio adventure and find out Note for Grown-ups: Survivalist Sam Saves the Day is a great way to teach children the importance of staying calm and resourceful in unexpected situations. Based on a true story by A. American, this book highlights how quick thinking and basic skills like using a ham radio can turn a potentially stressful situation into a successful outcome. Use this story as a conversation starter with your kids about the value of preparedness, problem-solving, and how sometimes the simplest tools can make the biggest difference. Fans of James Wesley Rawles, William R. Forstchen's One Second After, and The End by G. Michael Hopf will revel in A. American's foray in to helping Children better understand reasons to be better prepared

Tension is rising for Morgan. With Fred ready to give birth and the revelation that Mary is also pregnant, spirits are high in the community. For Morgan, however, it's just one more thing to worry about. His mom and dad are now settled in and getting to work, but the babies are coming, the milking barn needs to be built and the power plant kept running. To make matters worse, they're now dealing with the US Army. Morgan has real concerns once he hears about the Army's plans and what they expect of the people of Lake County. After more than a year without the rule of law, are the people ready to return to it? Is he? Are men and women who have become accustomed to doing as they see fit ready to return to a civil contract society? Or something more closely resembling the decadence that only recently died? Morgan and his group have an immense arsenal at their disposal, but they lack manpower. A militia is needed and Morgan is already building one. Neither Sarge nor Morgan will let the Army throw its weight around. If the Army has tyrannical plans, the people of Lake County have the means to disagree. But they will need help. Sarge has an ambitious plan but will need Morgan to make it work.

We all know that life is expensive, and those of us who live a preparedness lifestyle know that putting back necessities for a rainy day can oftentimes put a strain on the family budget. In this book, Angery American and Shawn Clay will give you some tips and advice on ways to make your prepping dollar stretch even further. With a quick read format and a full resource guide in the back, this book will help anyone from the beginner to seasoned preppers save money and be better positioned to face the challenges that life throws at us all

It's been a long hard ride for Morgan and everyone. Just when things were starting to look up, the park was attacked, and they lost Bobbie. Danny's physical wounds were nothing like the emotional loss of Bobbie. It was hard on Mel as well and the rest of the group also felt the loss. With the attacks on the community becoming a greater threat, they must be dealt with. These attacks must end. But what can the group do against an army with artillery? It's been almost a year since, The Day, and Morgan is worried about his parents. It's something that has been on his mind, often hidden or buried under the daily burden of his new reality. That worry is getting harder to ignore and something is going to have to be done so he can know, one way or another. Even with all the life-threatening issues, life must go on. The daily requirements of feeding everyone and dealing with the innumerable challenges that crop up must be addressed. And there's Fred's pregnancy. While a blessing, it presents serious risks to her, morning sickness is the least of her concerns. The only easy day in this new world, is yesterday.

The only possible thing that could make Morgan's world even more difficult happened. The Japanese fleet off the coast of California was wiped out. An even that Morgan and friends and family only knew about because of the radio broadcasts from the Radio Free Redoubt. So far removed from them it barely warranted notice. That is until the Chinese retaliated by launching a nuclear counter-strike against Mac Dill Air Force base. This, did warrant their attention and had the potential to profoundly impact their lives. As bad as the fear of nuclear fallout was, it wasn't the only threat still haunting northern Lake county. With proof the Russians had pathfinder units on the ground, at a minimum, in the state and discovery of Cuban forces cooperating with them, something had to be done. After encountering armored units and realizing they were ill equipped to deal with the threat, the old man called for help. The call was answered, but would require a near impossible trip by truck to Eglin Air Force base. America was certainly on the ropes, but she wasn't down yet. All Morgan wants to do is protect his family and friends. To restore a normal sense of life. To see to it Mel and his girls are safe and protected. He doesn't want to get involved in these military actions. He's more focused on trying to restore power to town. But his desires are, to use a military term, overtaken by circumstances, and, once again, Morgan and his friends are compelled to get involved. And this time, it will cost them.

TWO MASTERS OF POST-APOCALYPTIC FICTION JOIN FOR ONE GREAT NOVEL. Angery American & G. Michael Hopf bring you: HOPE: A GOING HOME NOVELNeal managed to survive the initial weeks after an EMP decimated the grid and all critical infrastructures. Using his cunning, skills and mindset, he navigated the harsh new landscape. Life became harder when the weeks turned to months but still he survived. As he settled into his new normal complacency set in with it. At first everything was fine but then the deadly realities came to his doorstep. When tragedy struck all he wanted to do was give up, but a promise he had made kept him going, barely. He was a man without a home, a purpose and more importantly hope. That changed one day along a desolate highway in the desert. There he'd discover a new reason for living.