Yesteryear

Caro Claire Burke's debut novel, a satire of the "tradwife" influencer culture. Natalie Heller Mills curates a picture-perfect traditional farmhouse life for 8 million followers, until she wakes up in the brutal reality of 1855 and must work out whether she is trapped in a hoax, a ruthless reality show or something far more sinister. A darkly funny and frightening look at tradition, fame, faith and the performance of womanhood.

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Ella Langley: “I just started reading a book called “Yesteryear” and it’s sick.”
Stephen King: “YESTERYEAR, Caro Claire Burke: Funny and sharp enough to draw blood from both sexes. This book is going to be around for a long time. It's a feminist CATCH-22.”