Description
When shipping lanes close and grocery shelves start thinning, there are two kinds of households: the ones eating home-cooked meals in month two, and the ones fighting over the last case of beans at the grocery store.
The difference between them is usually a single afternoon of reading — and the 48 hours of action that follow.
When the Ships Stop is a short, plainspoken manual for regular families who want to be ready for a supply-chain disruption without reorganizing their whole lives around it. No bunker plans. No tactical gear. No 400 pages of filler. Just a practical 90-day bug-in plan written by someone who has actually lived through ice storms, blackouts, and 1970s-style inflation — and paid attention to what worked.
Inside the nine chapters:
– What Just Happened and What Happens Next — reading supply-chain signals before they become news
– The 48-Hour Sprint — exactly what to buy, where to go, and what matters in the first two days
– The 30-Day Fortress — building a pantry you’ll actually eat from, plus water, hygiene, and warmth
– The 90-Day Shift — food production, preservation, and the small skills that matter long-term
– Energy Independence — generators, solar, heat, and the carbon-monoxide mistakes that kill people every winter
– Financial Survival in Inflation — where money goes when currency weakens, and the specific instruments that protect purchasing power
– When It Gets Worse — security, communications, medical fallback, community
– Checklists — every list from every chapter, printable, in one place
27,000 words. Nine chapters. Written to be read in an afternoon and acted on the same day.
By Carl Bullard. A Hilltown Press book. EPUB + PDF, delivered instantly. No DRM. 30-day money-back guarantee.
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.