Doctor Prepper's CPR

Susan Gregersen, mother, wife, author, blogger, and Montana mountain homesteader has l earned to do what she can do in a low-budget preparedness lifestyle. Susan says that no matter how tight the income or budget may be, there’s always a way to prepare and stock up, though it may not include freeze-dried foods, bulk grains, or even a grain grinder!

Susan and her husband, (empty-nesters after raising 9 children), are excellent examples of ex-urban homesteading––living off-grid on a mountain top in Northwestern Montana, just south of the Canadian border. Susan’s list of non-fiction books includes:

• Poverty Prepping: How to stock up for tomorrow when you can't eat today
• Preserving Meat, Dairy, and Eggs
• Food Self-Sufficiency: Reality Check
• & more...

Susan has written several preparedness fiction books, but she feels prepper fiction is a great way for people to learn from theoretical situations, but recognizes most  preppers focus mainly on the non-fiction, how-to books. Some of her Prepper Fiction titles are:

• A Tale of Two Preppers
• The Long Ride Home
• The Rally Point
• A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Takeover
• A Funny Thing Happened When We Took Back America
• & more...

Susan is also author of other genre fiction titles and some children’s' books:

• Gracee and the Butterfly Ball
• When Isaac Smiles
• Brandon and the Magic Bug

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