As a prepper, Grayson Rowan was prepared for almost anything; anything other than being totally alone when the sh*t hits the fan.
While he sat back and watched the United States rattle swords with Korea, play chicken with Russia, and strong-arm China, he felt sure if the lights went out, that he and his family would be ready and safe--whether it was due to a natural disaster or a man-made event. They had everything they needed at their homestead.
What he wasn't prepared for, was his family not being home if it ever happened.
Olivia Rowan is with her sisters, Gabby and Emma, on a girls-only trip to Myrtle Beach. When chaos erupts and there's no gas, their journey home is a nightmare, filled with predators and danger--and apparently, Olivia hadn't learned a thing her husband tried to teach her.
When your neighbors run out of water and turn on each other, what will you do?
Jake, a country boy mechanic, never believed in TEOTWAWKI, but he'd heard his brother-in-law preach about it many times. He knew what to do; but he didn't prepare. He lazily left it all up to Grayson--he was the prepper after all. When catastrophe strikes, will he continue to keep his head stuck in the sand while his clueless neighbors destroy each other, and his wife is stuck out on the road; or will he stand up and fight like a man?
And if you're alone? Bug in or Bug out?
Graysie Rowan, a freshman at University, just wants to go home. When no word comes from the government, and the state capital is overrun with looters, chaos and mayhem, the college administration puts the students on lock-down. But her dad, Grayson, had prepared her for this. Now, if she can only remember what it was he said to do...
If they want to survive this post-apocalyptic event, they'll all have to learn to fight like a man.
The end came not with boots on the ground, nuclear weapons or an EMP. It snuck in with a quiet clatter at the back door and flipped the switch, covering the states in darkness and sending this family on three divergent paths that ultimately lead home. When they collide in this surreal and gripping family drama, it won't be without bullets and bloodshed.
**
Review
Lisa Akers has provided a purpose driven story in Fight Like a Man. This is the first book in the SHTF series. Lisa's story is more than just entertaining. It's a wake-up call, alerting readers to the dangers of complacency. The characters inside this story are typical of the average American family. They could very well be like you or someone you know. Don't binge-read this story. It's not very long, so take you time and ponder what is happening and the mindset of these characters. You may find encouragement to step outside your own comfort zone to one of self-awareness and situational awareness. This is a great book to give to someone you may know who's sitting on the fence about being prepared. ~ Jeff Motes, Author of Once Upon an Apocalpse
From the Author
FOREWARD
As warned by scientists, the Department of defense--and even the 2017 United States presidential candidates--Ted Koppel and countless others, the world as we know it is going dark. It's not a matter of if , but when. It could be terrorists and/or foreign enemies inflicting a cyber-attack by hacking into our systems, or an EMP/nuclear weapon, or even a natural, but unexpected, solar flare.
The lights are going out.
It is a'coming, one way or the other.
When it does, the real fear will be that of the predatory darkness found within our fellow human beings. There will be no power. No water. No fuel. No readily available food source. Limited medical services. Possibly no transportation. Communications will go down. Systems will catastrophically fail.
Society will collapse.
Until America recovers, police officers, military personnel, fire fighters, and other emergency service personnel will have to make a choice between doing their appointed duties--of which they may not be paid--or protecting their own families. Which would you choose?
We all know the answer to that. And without proper ongoing services, there will be predators. These animals--humans, in fact--will prey on the weak, the unprotected, and the unprepared. Previous friends, neighbors, and business acquaintances too will turn on you when they're desperate. The bad people will come. They will come in force, and they will dominate the masses. This apocalyptic event won't discriminate. It doesn't matter whether you're rich or poor; black or white; male or female. You and yours will be affected.
Description:
As a prepper, Grayson Rowan was prepared for almost anything; anything other than being totally alone when the sh*t hits the fan.
While he sat back and watched the United States rattle swords with Korea, play chicken with Russia, and strong-arm China, he felt sure if the lights went out, that he and his family would be ready and safe--whether it was due to a natural disaster or a man-made event. They had everything they needed at their homestead.
What he wasn't prepared for, was his family not being home if it ever happened.
Olivia Rowan is with her sisters, Gabby and Emma, on a girls-only trip to Myrtle Beach. When chaos erupts and there's no gas, their journey home is a nightmare, filled with predators and danger--and apparently, Olivia hadn't learned a thing her husband tried to teach her.
When your neighbors run out of water and turn on each other, what will you do?
Jake, a country boy mechanic, never believed in TEOTWAWKI, but he'd heard his brother-in-law preach about it many times. He knew what to do; but he didn't prepare. He lazily left it all up to Grayson--he was the prepper after all. When catastrophe strikes, will he continue to keep his head stuck in the sand while his clueless neighbors destroy each other, and his wife is stuck out on the road; or will he stand up and fight like a man?
And if you're alone? Bug in or Bug out?
Graysie Rowan, a freshman at University, just wants to go home. When no word comes from the government, and the state capital is overrun with looters, chaos and mayhem, the college administration puts the students on lock-down. But her dad, Grayson, had prepared her for this. Now, if she can only remember what it was he said to do...
If they want to survive this post-apocalyptic event, they'll all have to learn to fight like a man.
The end came not with boots on the ground, nuclear weapons or an EMP. It snuck in with a quiet clatter at the back door and flipped the switch, covering the states in darkness and sending this family on three divergent paths that ultimately lead home. When they collide in this surreal and gripping family drama, it won't be without bullets and bloodshed. **
Review
Lisa Akers has provided a purpose driven story in Fight Like a Man. This is the first book in the SHTF series. Lisa's story is more than just entertaining. It's a wake-up call, alerting readers to the dangers of complacency. The characters inside this story are typical of the average American family. They could very well be like you or someone you know. Don't binge-read this story. It's not very long, so take you time and ponder what is happening and the mindset of these characters. You may find encouragement to step outside your own comfort zone to one of self-awareness and situational awareness. This is a great book to give to someone you may know who's sitting on the fence about being prepared. ~ Jeff Motes, Author of Once Upon an Apocalpse
From the Author
FOREWARD
As warned by scientists, the Department of defense--and even the 2017 United States presidential candidates--Ted Koppel and countless others, the world as we know it is going dark. It's not a matter of if , but when. It could be terrorists and/or foreign enemies inflicting a cyber-attack by hacking into our systems, or an EMP/nuclear weapon, or even a natural, but unexpected, solar flare.
The lights are going out.
It is a'coming, one way or the other.
When it does, the real fear will be that of the predatory darkness found within our fellow human beings. There will be no power. No water. No fuel. No readily available food source. Limited medical services. Possibly no transportation. Communications will go down. Systems will catastrophically fail.
Society will collapse.
Until America recovers, police officers, military personnel, fire fighters, and other emergency service personnel will have to make a choice between doing their appointed duties--of which they may not be paid--or protecting their own families. Which would you choose?
We all know the answer to that. And without proper ongoing services, there will be predators. These animals--humans, in fact--will prey on the weak, the unprotected, and the unprepared. Previous friends, neighbors, and business acquaintances too will turn on you when they're desperate. The bad people will come. They will come in force, and they will dominate the masses. This apocalyptic event won't discriminate. It doesn't matter whether you're rich or poor; black or white; male or female. You and yours will be affected.
I hope you're prepared.