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'A bold and biting satire, Yesteryear examines the power of social media to spin a lie so deep, it turns 'home sweet home' into a prison. Page-turning and illuminating, this caustic look at the tradwife will have you cackling and gasping right to the final page' Nita Prose, Sunday Times bestselling author of The Maid

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'I could barely put this book down. Such a clever excavation of motherhood and faith and online fame. Highly original and utterly addictive' Louise O'Neill, author of Idol

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‘Whenever I wasn’t reading this novel, my thoughts were circling it feverishly, desperate to get back. Yesteryear is unapologetically political fiction in the tradition of The Stepford Wives or The Handmaid’s Tale. Enraging, thrilling—often grimly funny in the way of good satire, but still intensely humane. Easily one of my favourites of the year’ Hannah Deitch, author of Killer Potential

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‘Wickedly funny, beautifully written, and frighteningly perceptive. Exposes the underbelly of a tradwife's immaculate Instagram and the ideals of motherhood, marriage, and America. Unforgettable.’ Abigail Dean, Sunday Times bestselling author of Girl A

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‘Inventive, addictive, and perfectly funny, this is a dark, biting social commentary on the many performances of modern womanhood and the cultural age we’re living in. A wild, thought-provoking ride’ Ashley Audrain, Sunday Times bestselling author of The Push

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‘Shot through with humour and yet laced with darkness, Yesteryear had me turning the pages late into the night’ Clare Mackintosh, Sunday Times bestselling author of I Let You Go

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‘Intelligent, incisive and insanely readable. Everyone will be talking about it!’ Jennie Godfrey, number one bestselling author of The List of Suspicious Things

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'An intoxicating fever dream through the lens of a thrillingly complex protagonist and an exhilarating white knuckle ride through the blurred lines between femininity and performance, privacy and politics. I couldn’t put it down.' Hannah Beer, author of I Make My Own Fun

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