Good read - Novella

[JohnyMac]

Interesting Novella: I found the link on Western Riffle Shooters Association that lead me to Absolute Survivalist. Enjoy.
 
Part 1
http://www.absolutesurvivalist.com/1/archives/11-2012/1.html
Part 2
http://www.absolutesurvivalist.com/1/post/2012/12/differing-interpretations.html
Part 3
http://www.absolutesurvivalist.com/1/post/2012/12/part-3-redeeming-qualities.html

EDIT: It isn't a Novella it's a series. To get the next installments you have to go to Absolute Survivalist periodically.

[special-k]

***SPOILER***

...The difference being that Corporal Peters was going to be able to clear the impact zone and he was not. For that split second before impact, Lt. Smith considered the absurdity of his imminent death from a what appeared to be a medieval device against a $5 million piece of the worlds most modern armored transport vehicle; ?bested by a ball of fucking fire likely hurled from a wooden catapult? he thought to himself in the last seconds, followed by his mind filling with scenes of the coyote being bested by the roadrunner.

[special-k]

Does anyone know of any other free online survival novels?

I downloaded a novel that was linked here on the forum many months ago... but I forgot what is was called and have since lost track of it on my computer.  I planned to come back and read it when I got the time.  Does anyone remember the name of it?

EDIT:  I got lucky and found it.  It's called "Lights Out."

[JohnyMac]

Special-K.

I have the original ebook version passed from one prepper to another and the written version.

The ebook version was sent to me when I was part of MrL&L's forum. I have the ebook stored on my computer somewhere. If anybody wants it please PM me.

The stipulation is...If I send you the ebook you have to buy the paperback version. I want the author to receive the royalties. 

[thatGuy]

Great post Johny! Thanks