At sixty-five, Deb Hazlett sold most of what she owned, bought an Airstream, learned to tow it herself, and set out alone across America. She wasn’t chasing a bucket list. She had reached a point where staying still no longer felt like living. What followed was not the adventure she imagined. There were mechanical failures, mountain passes, storms, lonely nights, unexpected friendships—and the practical realities of learning to live on the road. But somewhere along the miles, something else began to change. After a lifetime of looking outside herself for permission, Deb learned to trust her faith, her intuition, and her own voice. Before Tomorrow is a candid, sometimes humorous memoir about solo travel, independence, aging, and discovering that choosing your own life doesn’t come with an expiration date. For anyone who has ever wondered, “Is it too late?”
