The publishing industry is telling conflicting stories about Christianity.
By Bailey Garrison, Guest Opinion Contributor
Since its release in April, Caro Claire Burke’s “Yesteryear” has sat atop seemingly every bookstore’s bestsellers shelf. “Yesteryear” is a psychological thriller about a “tradwife” influencer named Natalie who wakes up one morning and finds herself living in a nightmarish version of the 19th-century lifestyle that she presents to her online followers.
Natalie wants to appear as the model Christian woman, but her bitter voice drives the story. She loo...
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