Which one do I start with?
Do or Die. It's the system, the way our house decides and drills, and the other two are one job each. If it's the house after a storm that worries you, The House They Skip. If it's the trail, the truck or the walk home, Lost, Not Found. If you'd rather have it all squared away, the set is all three and the eight Drill Cards for $47.
What am I actually getting?
PDFs. You pay once, and inside a minute there's an email with the download. Read them on a phone, a tablet or a computer, or print them at home on ordinary letter paper. The type is big and plain. The cards at the end of the chapters are made to print and pin up, and the Drill Cards are bigger still, for the fridge and the nail by the back door.
Is there anything in here about guns?
No. Not one weapon, anywhere, of any kind. I did my twenty-four years, and that isn't what these books are for. The House They Skip is how your house looks like too much trouble, and then you call the sheriff.
I'm not a veteran. Is this for me?
It's a house and a family, not the Army. If you've got a house, a truck and people you'd drive home to, it's for you.
I live in town, not on acreage. Does it still work?
Yes. The standard doesn't care how big the lot is. The rain tank and the gate are mine; the water, the nightly round, the door, the bag and the truck are anybody's. Every chapter ends on one thing to do tonight, wherever you live.
What if it's not for me?
30 days, full refund, no questions. Reply to the email the books came in and you get your money back. Keep the files.
Is any of this medical advice, or the order to leave?
No. I own the kit and I took the county's class; go take the class. What I say is what I've done at my house and what it cost. Your county, the sheriff and the National Weather Service give the orders, and they come first, every time. When they say leave, you leave.