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Not to mention, fry oil would become quite the commodity and people would probably prefer to use it for consumption rather than power their vehicles with large quantities it would take.

So glad y'all liked it as much as I did. I found it to be one of the best in this genre--compelling read, easy to relate to, lots to think about and learn. I am not prone to worry about outlandish...

It really was, wasn't it? At no time did I feel it was losing touch or getting too dramatic in order to prove a point.

Now, I came across of this synopsis that I think is pretty much on the money:...

One of the best books that deal with an EMP attack is ONE SECOND AFTER by William Forstchen. Very plausible scenario, well written, and based on facts as much as possible given the fictional...