Yesteryear

Natalie appears to live an idyllic traditional life—complete with a rustic farmhouse, a handsome cowboy husband, and six charming children—while quietly building a massive online following. Behind the scenes, however, her carefully curated world is far from simple, and critics question the authenticity of her image.

One morning, Natalie awakens to a distorted version of her life. Her modern comforts have vanished, replaced by harsh, labor-intensive realities. Her family seems familiar yet unsettlingly different, and the life she once performed online becomes physically and emotionally demanding. As she struggles to understand what has happened—whether it’s illusion, punishment, or something more sinister—Natalie realizes she must escape.

Yesteryear is a darkly humorous and unsettling novel exploring identity, tradition, faith, and the performative nature of modern womanhood.

A New York Times Bestseller. A New York Times Best Book of the Year.