Best SHTF book series?

[TexasLongball]

I'd like to read some of the apocalypse/SHTF book series but there are several of these series out there.
Does the GS have any recommendations on which ones to read and/or avoid?
Here is what I've found so far:

Once upon an apocalypse - Journey Home/The Search/Gathering Home
by Jeff Motes

Getting Out/Staying Alive/Pushing On by Ryan Westfield

One Second After/One Year After/The Final Day by William Forstchen

[Clay C]

I'd like to read some of the apocalypse/SHTF book series but there are several of these series out there.
Does the GS have any recommendations on which ones to read and/or avoid?
Here is what I've found so far:

Once upon an apocalypse - Journey Home/The Search/Gathering Home
by Jeff Motes

Getting Out/Staying Alive/Pushing On by Ryan Westfield

One Second After/One Year After/The Final Day by William Forstchen

Most of my "reading" these days is done by audiobook while I drive. These are a few that have entertained me.

Day by Day Armageddon Series by JL Bourne (In one of the books, the characters spend some time in Nada, TX. Being from El Campo, I thought that was cool since it is such a small community)

Black Tide Rising Series by John Ringo

Not really SHTF, but similar::

Enemies Foreign and Domestic by Matthew Bracken (After a mass shooting the government bans semi auto weapons and starts hunting down people they deem to be "terrorists")

Maybe doesn't fit into the catagory, but easily the most entertaining fiction i've ever read or listened to:

Monster Hunter International Series by Larry Correa.

[SCREAMINREELS]

Look up the series by A. American
Going home, surviving home etc. I'm on the last book right now. Library actually has this series so I didn't have to buy them. Easy read

[Deers & Beers]

Fiction or Non-fiction?

I really enjoyed the Madd Addam trilogy by Margaret Atwood

[mudkat]

Most of my "reading" these days is done by audiobook while I drive. These are a few that have entertained me.

Day by Day Armageddon Series by JL Bourne (In one of the books, the characters spend some time in Nada, TX. Being from El Campo, I thought that was cool since it is such a small community)

Black Tide Rising Series by John Ringo

Not really SHTF, but similar::

Enemies Foreign and Domestic by Matthew Bracken (After a mass shooting the government bans semi auto weapons and starts hunting down people they deem to be "terrorists")

Maybe doesn't fit into the catagory, but easily the most entertaining fiction i've ever read or listened to:

Monster Hunter International Series by Larry Correa.

LOL amazon might think we are the same customer LOL
The day by day Armageddon was my favorite by far except for the last book very disappointed in that one !

[TXDraht]

Here is an interesting account from a Bosnia war survivor:

http://www.shtfplan.com/emergency-preparedness/a-survival-q-a-living-through-shtf-in-the-middle-of-a-war-zone_10252011

[TexasLongball]

Thanks to everyone for their input. Looks like I'll just read them all!

[double bogey]

Bug out texas series.

[philcam]

William Forthchen's Day of Wrath scared the $*%^ out of me.

I don't think there is a better writer about SHTF than Forthchen.

Bobby Akart's The Lone Star series is entertaining.

[TexasLongball]

Here is an interesting account from a Bosnia war survivor:
http://www.shtfplan.com/emergency-pr...-zone_10252011

Wow, great read. Eye-opening for sure!

[treestand]

William Forthchen's Day of Wrath scared the $*%^ out of me.

I don't think there is a better writer about SHTF than Forthchen.

Bobby Akart's The Lone Star series is entertaining.

Just finished Akart's lone star series and it's good but his Boston Brahmin series gets my vote for the best.

[Backwoods101]

Look up the series by A. American
Going home, surviving home etc. I'm on the last book right now. Library actually has this series so I didn't have to buy them. Easy read

This^^^^^
I still need to read the last one but if ever there was SHTF, I think this book reflects how society will handle it.

[Big Ace]

Mark Goodwin is my favorite.

[Aggiestad]

Mark Goodwin is my favorite.

I second this. I have read three of his series: days of Noah, days of Elijah, and seven cows ugly and gaunt. I need to start his new series, he’s very biblically based but has a great writing style.


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[Clay C]

Forgot to add "Tomorrow War" by J.L. Bourne.