Before the road. Before the two hundred miles. There were two hundred hours.

Hope Walters has a theory about worry: that it's a kind of weather, and you don't let the weather decide what kind of day you're going to have. For eighteen years she has been the shore — the one who keeps the day ordinary while her husband, a man paid to lie awake over other people's catastrophes, weathers whatever he's weathering.

Then comes the Friday when the face he makes over his morning coffee isn't about a market, or a client, or some far-off tremor that never reaches the shore.

This is the story of the last quiet days before the lights went out — told by the one member of the Walters family whose eyes you never see the world through in the novels. Meet Hope before the road. Sit in her kitchen. Stand at her window. Understand this family from the inside, before you follow them into everything that comes after.

200 HOURS is the prequel to THE TWO HUNDRED — a post-apocalyptic survival trilogy told with patience and weight.

200 HOURS

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