Jeff Kirkham Books in Order

This Faith and Family edition retells the opening of Black Autumn through the story of ex Green Beret Jeff Eriksson and his family, who flee a nuclear blast in Los Angeles for a mountain refuge called the Homestead. It keeps the danger and hard choices while softening language and leaning more into hope, prayer, and the ties that hold families together.

As the long conflict of Black Autumn nears its end, rival leaders at the Homestead turn on each other just as a cartel offensive surges into the Rocky Mountain West. Jenna Ross sees that personal vendettas may doom everyone and is willing to bargain, deceive, and sacrifice to protect her children and community.

As deep winter settles over a shattered America, the Homestead compound faces a lethal flu outbreak, starving crowds, and a ruthless warlord pressing in on its borders. The veterans and families inside must confront their own fears and divisions while deciding how far they will go to survive.

This quick reading Info-comic tackles the problem of staying warm and fed when modern heating and cooking stop working. It offers simple, low tech ideas for clothing, shelter, stoves, and fire that help families ride out winter storms or longer grid failures in relative comfort.

Former president Dutch McAdams hides with his family among the Paiute after failing to save the country from collapse, training himself for a last stand as a guerrilla. When Russian commandos arrive hunting a lost nuclear briefcase, he must choose between quiet exile and one more attempt to defend the ruined West.

Electric Apocalypse explains how to build small, resilient sources of power so your family is not helpless when the grid fails. Using cartoons and clear examples, it walks through batteries, generators, solar panels, radios, and smart load management to keep lights, communication, and key tools running.

After Black Autumn, a Mexican cartel occupies Flagstaff and enslaves the surviving townspeople while winter blocks any escape through the mountains. Ex mercenary Bill McCallister and his adopted son fight on opposite sides, forcing a final reckoning between family loyalty and a battered idea of America.

Water Hero uses cheeky illustrations to explain how to keep your family drinking safely without hoarding pallets of bottles. It covers storage, filtration, purification, and creative ways to find or make clean water when public systems fail or local supplies are suddenly cut off.

Blending field craft with dark humor, this guide shows how to build a campsite that can handle both bad weather and bad people. It adapts patrol base concepts to civilian life, covering site selection, layout, noise and light discipline, and basic security in rough times.

Set during the same seventeen days as the first Black Autumn novel, this anthology gathers short stories about lawyers, kids, retirees, criminals, and quiet neighbors facing the collapse. Each tale shows a different corner of America cracking under pressure and what courage or fear looks like in that moment.

Focused on everyday households, this Info-comic turns food storage into a simple, repeatable routine instead of a bunker fantasy. It shows how to choose staples, organize shelves, rotate cans, and avoid waste so your pantry quietly becomes a buffer against shortages and hard times.

Do-it-yourself Defense treats home protection as a layered family plan rather than a single tool. Starting with awareness and communication, it walks readers through hardening a house, planning for emergencies, and, only as a last resort, bringing firearms into a thoughtful overall defense strategy.

When an economic shock sends the United States into panic, President Dutch McAdams and his family are rushed aboard Air Force One for safety, only to find chaos waiting at altitude. Trapped between mutiny, outside threats, and the people he swore to serve, Dutch faces an unbearable choice between nation and child.

Packed with irreverent art and hard earned tips, this booklet teaches how to leave home fast when staying means dying. It covers bug out timing, routes, gear that will actually get carried, and simple escape and evasion tricks for dodging trouble rather than charging into it.

In the vacuum left by twin terror attacks, a ruthless cartel boss drives armored columns into the American Southwest and sets out to build his own empire. As he tightens his grip, local fighters and partisans discover that resisting him may cost their souls as well as their lives.

During the first seventeen days of Black Autumn, a Special Forces veteran, a doubtful family man, and a pampered teenager travel from different corners of the country toward a hidden mountain Homestead. The journey strips away their illusions and forces each to decide what kind of man he really is.

Written in a calm, step by step voice, this book walks beginners through ten practical moves to handle job loss, storms, or larger crises. It focuses on budgeting, food, water, and basic gear so a normal family gains a safety net without turning life upside down.

A small nuclear device detonates in the port of Los Angeles, quietly wrecking trade and triggering a chain reaction through an already fragile economy. As the lights go out and systems fail, a group of Special Forces veterans, their families, and their skeptical friends fight to bring their long planned Homestead to life before law and civility disappear.

Designed to live in a cargo pocket, this guide helps small unit leaders build clear orders when time and information are limited. Short sections and checklists walk through mission analysis, course of action development, and issuing concise plans that squads and patrols can actually execute.

This updated field guide gathers the core skills needed for small unit dismounted combat, from planning and offensive drills to patrolling, fighting positions, weapons employment, navigation, communications, and casualty care. It serves as a ready reference for infantry leaders, special operations teams, and anyone who must operate as light infantry.