The Ebola virus poses an imminent threat, and official responses are insufficient to protect families. The author argues that the public must take personal responsibility for preparedness, as governmental agencies appear unconcerned about the potential for a pandemic on American soil. This handbook compiles information from the preparedness community to guide readers in safeguarding their families against this deadly disease.

The book is presented as a practical guide for individuals concerned about the threat of Ebola and potential pandemics. It aims to empower readers by providing actionable information and resources, drawing from the preparedness community. The inclusion of checklists suggests a focus on immediate, tangible steps for self-protection. The author's tone emphasizes personal responsibility in the face of perceived official complacency.