Survive Now Thrive Later

Product Description A pocket-sized survival manual that is a must have for the home, work, car/truck and grab-n-go bag. In order of priority, this book is a guide for dealing with emergencies and survival situations. It covers the five core areas of survival: first aid, water, food, shelter and fire. Then it goes into the wide array of specific situations you may encounter such as: flood, earthquake, tornado, hurricane, tsunami, volcano, wildfire, heat wave, blizzard, drought, landslide, nuclear-biological-chemical incidents, terrorism, crime, riots, airplane and helicopter crashes, survival at sea, cold weather survival, desert survival, tropical survival, field expedient tools and weapons, emergency communication, dangerous plants and animals, and more. The goal is to have a quick reference in hand to get you through the emergency and beyond.

Review This is a pocket-sized, practical guide to surviving a wide array of emergencies, natural disasters and catastrophes. It's designed for the average person. Keep a copy in your home, your grab-n-go bag, your car and it makes an excellent gift.

The first section is on the most important element: First Aid. From performing a Self-Heimlich to doing CPR, it's a fast, easy guide that's essential in any home.

From the Author While I have a unique background and special training and experience, I am not a prepper or a survivalist. I like sleeping in a comfy bed with my wife and yellow labs. But I also know how quickly things can turn bad; and once things begin turning bad, it's too late to prepare. So I'm writing this book from the point of view of someone who is prepared, but hopes for the best! Combining my Green Beret experience and training, with my novelist's imagination, I've written a common sense and practical guide for very frightening situations, I hope none of us ever have to encounter. From the Inside Flap I wrote this book and its companion book, Prepare Now. Survive Later because I realized my son and grandsons were not really ready for emergencies. So I wrote a simple guide with checklists on the basic things they needed to do now to be ready. And then this manual on how to actually handle a wide array of emergencies. I believe these are the two most important books I've ever written!