Yesteryear

‘Everyone is going to be talking about this book’ Bella Mackie, author of How to Kill Your Family

‘Intelligent, incisive and insanely readable’ Jennie Godfrey, author of The List of Suspicious Things

‘An absolutely unhinged (in a good way) novel. When I tell you the ending is off the rails, I am telling you the ending is off the rails’ Roxane Gay, author of Bad Feminist

‘Witty and thought-provoking, this is the book that will be everywhere’ Independent

‘A piece of howling feminist rage. Nightmarish, shocking, brilliant’ Stylist

‘A bold and biting satire, this will have you cackling and gasping right to the final page’ Nita Prose, author of The Maid

‘Highly original and utterly addictive’ Louise O’Neill, author of Idol

‘Unapologetically political fiction in the tradition of The Stepford Wives or The Handmaid’s Tale. Enraging, thrilling – grimly funny but intensely humane’ Hannah Deitch, author of Killer Potential

‘Wickedly funny, beautifully written, and frighteningly perceptive. Exposes the underbelly of the ideals of motherhood, marriage, and America. Unforgettable.’ Abigail Dean, author of Girl A

‘Inventive, addictive and funny. A dark, biting social commentary on the many performances of modern womanhood. A wild, thought-provoking ride’ Ashley Audrain, author of The Push

‘Shot through with humour and laced with darkness’ Clare Mackintosh, author of I Let You Go

‘Insanely good, fresh, sharp and spiky. It reminded me of Gone Girl, with its unreliable, intensely unlikeable narrator, amazing twist and needlepoint observations. It’s going to be seismic.’ Stacey Halls, author of The Household

‘Deliciously topical, with a chef’s kiss of a twist. One to gobble in one.’ Pandora Sykes

‘Unpredictable, original and beautifully written. I couldn’t guess the genius ending – my mind was blown!’ Adele Parks, author of Just Between Us

‘An intoxicating fever dream through the lens of a thrillingly complex protagonist.’ Hannah Beer, author of I Make My Own Fun

Caro Claire Burke received her Master’s in Fine Arts from the Bennington Writing Seminars. She is the co-host of Diabolical Lies, a politics and culture podcast. Yesteryear is her first novel.