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I started reading fiction novels several years ago after stumbling upon Patriots by James Rawls. I enjoyed the book and then went into the series Apocalypse Dawn and the sequels by Mel Odom. Most recently I have read the mini novels in the Days of Elijah series by Mark Goodwin.
All of these books have similar themes driven by the Christian beliefs of the central characters, the end time or apocalyptic environmental settings, the detailed firearms components and the general need to be prepared for the future collapse of the world as we know it. I also enjoyed a number of books by Dale Rosenberg although these had less of a firearms/military angle but they were excellent reading including The Copper Scroll, The Ezekiel Option and others.
I wondered if any of you have similar reading interests and if you might share some of the books you have read along these same themes. By the way, I read a lot of Kindle ebooks and also buy a lot of used books after years of having spent thousands on first release retail. Money is now a bigger factor than in my earlier years so I have learned to be a bit wiser about enjoying my hobby. I have also used the Library of Congress website and downloaded pdfs of dozens of older books, mostly about African hunting in the 1800's.
Appreciate any sharing you might want to do.
All of these books have similar themes driven by the Christian beliefs of the central characters, the end time or apocalyptic environmental settings, the detailed firearms components and the general need to be prepared for the future collapse of the world as we know it. I also enjoyed a number of books by Dale Rosenberg although these had less of a firearms/military angle but they were excellent reading including The Copper Scroll, The Ezekiel Option and others.
I wondered if any of you have similar reading interests and if you might share some of the books you have read along these same themes. By the way, I read a lot of Kindle ebooks and also buy a lot of used books after years of having spent thousands on first release retail. Money is now a bigger factor than in my earlier years so I have learned to be a bit wiser about enjoying my hobby. I have also used the Library of Congress website and downloaded pdfs of dozens of older books, mostly about African hunting in the 1800's.
Appreciate any sharing you might want to do.
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