Founders, by James Rawles

[schapm]

TEOTWAKI was the first survival fiction I ever read back in like 1998 or something. Fond memories. The new books aren't as good, but I've gotten some enjoyment out of them.

 

[cmjames2150]

Much better than the second one. If you like these books, you should check out the Holding Their Own series by Joe Nobody

 

[BlueDog]

I agree with CM, "Founders" was a better read than "Survivors". The new series by Glen Tate is also worth checking out.

 

[NathanJefferson]

Just finished this about 2 hours ago. It started out really slow and had a lot of repeated storyline.

Overall it wasn't as bad as the reviews led me to believe, but still a pretty week novel IMHO(especially since so much of the story is repeat).

 

[MontereyC6]

Much better than the second one. If you like these books, you should check out the Holding Their Own series by Joe Nobody

I agree, the Holding Their Own series was good. The Desperate Times series by Nicholas Antinozzi was pretty good too. As far as Founders, it was OK, not really what I had hoped for.

 

[schapm]

I HATED the Desperate Times series. It was like a really bad soap opera with inaccurate gun info thrown in. The SF guy in particular was really badly written. Not because he's gay, but because of the incompetent tactics he displays.