





The Survivalist
14 books
The Survivalist series by A. American and Arthur T. Bradley has 12 books. Start with Going Home (2011), then read the rest in the order below.
The Survivalist reading order

Going Home
A. American
When a catastrophic event brings modern civilization to a sudden standstill, Morgan Carter finds himself stranded far from home and separated from his family. With communications down and danger emerging on every road, he must rely on his training, resourcefulness, and determination to make the difficult journey back to those he loves. Along the way, he confronts the fragility of social order and the difficult moral choices that arise when survival is no longer guaranteed. Blending tense action with practical survival detail, this gripping post-apocalyptic novel explores resilience, self-reliance, family, and the will to endure.
Frontier Justice
Arthur T. Bradley
In a rugged frontier where law is fragile and violence often settles disputes, one determined figure is drawn into a dangerous struggle for justice. As rival loyalties, personal honor, and survival collide, the fight reaches far beyond a single conflict and tests what fairness truly means in an unforgiving land. Blending action, suspense, and vivid Western atmosphere, the story explores courage, loyalty, revenge, and the high cost of standing up for what is right.

Surviving Home
A. American
In the aftermath of a devastating electromagnetic pulse, Morgan Carter and his companions struggle to rebuild their lives in a world where modern infrastructure has collapsed and danger can come from anywhere. As they work to secure food, shelter, and safety, the challenges of survival extend beyond the wilderness to the fragile relationships within their growing community. Blending suspense, preparedness, and realistic survival details, this gripping post-apocalyptic novel explores resilience, loyalty, and the difficult choices required to protect home and family.

Escaping Home
A. American
Escaping Home is a compelling account of the longing to break free from familiar surroundings and build a life on one’s own terms. Through a journey marked by uncertainty, courage, and self-discovery, it explores the complicated ties between family, identity, and belonging. The narrative examines what it means to leave home—not simply as a physical place, but as a set of expectations and memories that can be difficult to outgrow. Honest and reflective, it invites readers to consider the risks and rewards of choosing an authentic path.

Forsaking Home
A. American
After an electromagnetic pulse brings modern America to a standstill, survival depends on more than food, weapons, and preparation—it depends on knowing whom to trust. As danger closes in around a fragile community, ordinary people are forced to confront impossible choices about loyalty, sacrifice, and the meaning of home. Blending fast-paced action with practical survival detail, this gripping post-apocalyptic thriller explores the human cost of societal collapse and the lengths people will go to protect those they love.

Resurrecting Home
A. American
Morgan Carter and his family have fought through a collapsing society to create a sustainable community built on cooperation, hard-won knowledge, and trust. Joined by survivors freed from a former DHS camp, they finally begin to imagine a future—until a devastating wildfire places their refuge and everyone in it at risk. Forced to choose between defending their home and abandoning it, Morgan’s group faces an unforgiving test of preparation, loyalty, and courage. This action-driven survival thriller explores resilience, community, and the lengths people will go to protect the place—and the people—they call home.

Enforcing Home
A. American
In a nation fractured by catastrophe, survival depends on more than finding food and shelter—it requires protecting the people, principles, and community that make a place worth calling home. As danger continues to threaten the fragile order they have built, a determined group faces escalating conflicts that test their preparedness, loyalty, and resolve. Blending post-apocalyptic suspense with practical survival concerns, the novel explores leadership, self-reliance, family, and the difficult choices required to rebuild society in a world transformed by crisis.

Avenging Home
A. American
In a nation shattered by an electromagnetic pulse, Morgan Carter and his allies face a dangerous new struggle to protect the people and home they have fought so hard to reclaim. As lawlessness, scarcity, and hostile forces threaten their fragile security, survival demands more than weapons—it requires loyalty, courage, and difficult moral choices. Blending tactical action with compelling questions about family, community, and resilience, this installment delivers a tense continuation of a post-apocalyptic survival saga.
Cry Havoc
A. American
When the nation’s fragile systems begin to fail, ordinary people are forced to confront a rapidly changing world where preparation, loyalty, and courage may determine who survives. As danger spreads and familiar rules collapse, families and communities must navigate scarcity, violence, and the difficult choices demanded by crisis. Blending survivalist suspense with an exploration of resilience, self-reliance, and social order, the novel delivers a tense look at how people respond when civilization is pushed to its limits.

Home Invasion
A. American
When society’s fragile order collapses, Morgan Carter and his family face a new and deeply personal threat: defending the home they have worked so hard to rebuild. As danger closes in, survival depends on preparation, resourcefulness, and the strength of family bonds—not merely on stockpiled supplies. Blending tense action with practical survival detail, this gripping installment explores resilience, loyalty, and the difficult choices ordinary people must make in an extraordinary crisis.

Conflicted Home
A. American
Conflicted Home explores the tensions that arise when family, identity, and personal convictions collide beneath one roof. Through an intimate portrait of domestic conflict, it examines the ways love, loyalty, and unresolved differences can shape the meaning of home. Thoughtful and emotionally grounded, the book invites readers to consider how people navigate division while searching for understanding, belonging, and reconciliation.

Home Coming
A. American
A thoughtful exploration of what it means to return home, this book considers the ties that bind people to places, memories, and one another. Through an intimate lens, it examines belonging, identity, family, and the lasting impact of the past on the present. Both reflective and emotionally resonant, it invites readers to consider whether home is a destination, a community, or something carried within us.

Engineering Home
A. American
Engineering Home explores the ways people design, build, and redefine the places they call home. Blending practical insight with personal reflection, it considers the relationship between architecture, technology, family, and belonging. The book invites readers to see home not simply as a structure, but as an evolving project shaped by memory, ingenuity, and everyday life.
Exploring Home: Book 12 of the Survivalist Series
A. American
In a world reshaped by societal collapse, survival depends on more than supplies—it demands courage, adaptability, and trust. As familiar territory gives way to new dangers and uncertain alliances, one family must venture beyond the boundaries of what they know while confronting the challenges that threaten their hard-won security. Blending tense action with practical survival detail, this installment explores resilience, family, community, and the difficult choices required to build a future in a changed America.