Quality Information
- Paper Quality: 70 gsm off-white (Excellent)
- Cover Quality: 260 gsm card
- Printing: Digitally printed with a high-quality finish
About This Book
Yesteryear follows Natalie Heller Mills, a social media influencer who has built an empire around a picture-perfect farmhouse lifestyle. With millions of followers, a handsome husband, and six photogenic children, Natalie's online life looks flawless, even though much of it is staged. Everything changes when she wakes up one morning in the year 1805, trapped in a body and a home that feel both familiar and frighteningly unfamiliar. Stripped of modern comforts and forced into a harsh, unforgiving world, Natalie must figure out whether she is the victim of an elaborate hoax, a hidden reality show, or something she cannot explain at all. As the danger grows more real, she realizes that surviving this new life may be the only way to find her way back to her old one.
Why You'll Love This Book
- A sharp, original premise that blends satire with genuine suspense
- A bold critique of influencer culture and curated online personas
- Fast-paced storytelling that keeps readers guessing until the end
- Dark humor balanced with real emotional depth
- A strong, complex female lead readers won't easily forget
- Perfect for fans of thought-provoking fiction with a twist
Full Description
Natalie Heller Mills has spent years perfecting the image of an idyllic, traditional life for her millions of followers. Behind the rustic farmhouse aesthetic, however, lies a carefully managed production built on nannies, producers, and modern conveniences hidden just out of frame. Her world is one of curated perfection, admired by fans and envied by critics alike.
That illusion shatters the morning she wakes up in 1805, living in a version of her life stripped of every modern comfort. Her husband is now a hardworking farmer instead of a polished media personality, and her children are unfamiliar in ways she cannot explain. As she struggles to survive without electricity, running water, or any trace of her old life, Natalie is forced to question what is real and what she has built for the world to see.
Yesteryear is a gripping, darkly funny novel that explores fame, identity, and the cost of performing the perfect life, making it a must-read for anyone who enjoys fiction with both wit and depth.
