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by Deb Hazlett (Author)
She didn't set out to reinvent herself. Not at sixty-five.
She simply reached a point where staying still no longer felt like living.
After years of quietly wondering if life was meant to feel larger than this-and following a serious medical event-Deb Hazlett sold most of what she owned, taught herself to tow an Airstream trailer, and set out alone toward a future she could neither fully explain nor predict.
Before Tomorrow is not a travel memoir in the traditional sense. It is the story of a woman learning-late in life and often the hard way-to trust herself beyond the expectations that had shaped her for decades. Alongside the miles traveled are the quieter, less glamorous realities of preparing for such a life alone: downsizing, finances, fear, uncertainty, and the countless practical decisions that slowly transformed an impossible idea into something real.
Through mechanical failures, mountain passes, storms, solitude, unexpected friendships, and moments of startling beauty, the road slowly becomes something more than movement. It becomes a reckoning with fear, independence, aging, and the quiet realization that freedom is something lived, mile by mile.
Reflective, honest, and quietly humorous, Before Tomorrow speaks to anyone who has ever wondered whether it is too late to begin living more fully.
