A few years ago someone on this forum suggested reading the trilogy by William R. Forstchen which is a fictional account of what would probably happen in a SHTF scenario.
I recently finished reading these fine books and all I can say is that it should be required reading for any adult who is remotely interested in what’s happening in the world these days and what could happen if we’re not prepared. Given the recent threads here on emergency comms, long term food preparation etc. I thought that this could be a good opportunity to share these books with my fellow SF members.

So what I am offering are all three paperback books in the trilogy that have been gently used. I’ll let the Karma run for a week or so and have the Karminator pick the winner.
Thanks for Sig Forum and our ability to have these discussions.

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Lucky #1.

Thank you so much for the chance

Don't enter me as I already have them in my library but thanks for the reminder - I should re-read them.

Sounds like good reading, count me in.

Please count me in.

Thanks

Please do not count me in. They were great reads

I'd read them given the chance.

I think I'd enjoy reading them, please add me.

Thanks!

They sound interesting

Please throw my name in the hat

Thanks

count me in

Heard of these here on the forum years ago but never got round to getting them. Thanks for the kind offer, please include me for a chance.

I would love the opportunity to read through them.

Thank you for the opportunity; please count me in.

It’s time for me to start reading again, please throw my name in as well.

Thanks,

I'm in, thanks.

Don’t count me in. I’m just here to say I’ve read these books and they are excellent.

I am a voracious reader, and this is a great karma, very generous of you to offer it, but please do not enter me.

I just wanted to jump in here to mention that there are a bunch of you who would like to read these books and you can't all win the karma. My county Public Library, and very likely yours as well, has these titles available in e-book form to borrow and download to your Kindle Reader.

If you don't have a Kindle device, you can get the free Kindle app that will run on a Windows or Mac computer (maybe Linux too, I'm not sure about that), or an Android or Apple smartphone or tablet.

Please throw my name into the virtual hat, thanks.

I'm running out of stuff to read, so please count me in.