The power is out. The road is closed. Outside, the weather has the last word for a while. None of it is the end of the world. It is the end of normal, for a while, and that is a thing you can prepare for.
The House That Holds is a calm, practical guide to getting your home and everyone in it through the weeks when the systems you depend on stop working.
No hiding in the woods. No armed compounds. No leaving for somewhere safer. Just the place you already live, made ready.
The argument is simple. Your house is the equipment. The week is the test. Your street is the answer.
Part One readies the house: holding heat without the furnace, staying cool without the air conditioner, water in and water out, and the few things worth powering when the grid is dark.
Part Two walks the event itself, hour by hour and then day by day, from the first minutes through the second week.
Part Three is the hardest to write and the most important to read, because the neighborhoods that know each other are the ones that come through.
Children, older family, dogs, and cats are carried here as equals, because the book that treats pets as accessories is the book that loses pets.
This is not that book. You are in the right room. Turn the page.
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