Getting Out Alive: 13 Deadly Scenarios and How Others Survived

· Simon and Schuster
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Learn important survival skills from thirteen captivating stories of people stranded and fighting for their lives against harsh, unmerciful conditions.

A unique combination of fictional scenarios, true accounts, and instructive sidebars, Getting Out Alive reveals the three vital ways to cheat death when all seems lost: avoid panic, know your survival skills, and maintain a relentless determination to make it out alive. Teaching by example, the characters in these adventures use real-life survival tactics—including navigating, building shelters, finding water, and signaling for help.

Featuring tales of being surrounded by a forest fire, lost in the Amazon, marooned on an island, caught in an icy blizzard, and many more.DESC>

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About the author

Scott B. Williams is the author of Bug Out: The Complete Plan for Escaping a Catastrophic Disaster Before It's Too Late, as well as the popular blog, Bug Out Survival.

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