This was missed by me, but it sounds really good - currently reading.

FROM BOOKFUNNEL: A Special Forces commando returns home from combat to an America on the edge of apocalypse. He and his family land a gig running security for a wealthy clan of survivors. Yet most of the group have their heads jammed so far up their assumptions that they refuse to accept that their modern lives have been gutted.

Can a few salty warfighters convince plastic surgeons, realtors and human resource managers that they must pick up their guns and fight or they will die?

Green Beret, Jeff Kirkham, and his buddies think they're locked and loaded for yet another war, but nothing can prepare them for the runaway violence of America after a cascade of terrorism, government blunder and Facebook nastiness strips away our urban dreamscape.

At what point do everyday people turn the corner and become warriors?

Co-written by a 28-year Green Beret and a lifelong survivalist, Black Autumn proves that common, everyday glitches in our system that can add up to the total collapse of Western Civilization. ( )