EMP: Equipping Modern Patriots: With a Story of Survival (Unabridged)
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- $19.99
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- $19.99
Publisher Description
EMP: Equipping Modern Patriots is a harrowing story of survival after the destruction of the electric grid and nearly every electronic device in the country. Jonathan Hollerman paints a vivid and disturbing picture of society falling apart after an Electromagnetic Pulse attack against our nation.
Can you imagine a world with no phones, no TV, no internet, and no way to access your bank account? Without the electric grid, there would be no lights, no heating or air conditioning in your home, no public water, and the sewer could back up into your home. Without modern vehicles or interstate trucking, the supermarkets would quickly run out of food. Since the majority of the military is not hardened against an EMP, they would be unable to come to the aid of its citizens and maintain order. Our humanity is questioned when survival of the fittest becomes reality.
This is not only a thrilling story but offers practical, life-saving advice for an imminent threat. If you enjoyed Patriots by James Wesley Rawles or One Second After by William Forstchen, then you will enjoy this story of survival.
Customer Reviews
Great story -- dont look to deep
I found this to be a very interesting story. Kept me on the edge of my seat. There were a few places where I got caught up at though. At one point it was OK for the hero to go and loot the towns grocery store but when others looted one of his cows... the looters got killed. His morality had a real double standard. Great book though.
It ain’t it
I appreciate the experience of the author coming through in the story and I’m sure there are good nuggets here. Despite the credentials, it’s still a tough read. The dialogue is like reading a bad version of cheesy ChatGPT. I found myself skipping through entire conversations. Regret buying the book, frankly.
Very good story
I was very impressed. I came across the book with no further knowledge about the author, narrator or story. I love after Armageddon books. This is on the top lists on my favorites, getting the next one now.