A psychological thriller in the dieselpunk tradition. The grand master of a complex intellectual game becomes caught up in the search for a missing woman and the rise of a powerful international cult. Set in an alternate version of 1938, Yesterday’s Tomorrow immerses readers in a world of restructured timelines, retro-futuristic events, and a fresh take on the literary style known as dieselpunk. What if the Nazi movement had collapsed following the Beer Hall Putsch of 1923? What if the world had access to nuclear power as early as the first decades of the twentieth century? What if technology existed that could alter future events? What if you could no longer rely on your memory? How would you know who you are? Where would you hide if your enemy already knew (and perhaps even controlled) everything you did? Anton Krait must answer these questions when he joins the investigator Ilse Voss in the search for her sister. When it appears that a dangerous cult may be behind Mila Voss’ disappearance, Krait and Ilse find themselves traveling through Egypt in a high-stakes plot not only to rewrite history, but also to change it irrevocably. Crossing both international and psychological boundaries, Yesterday’s Tomorrow presents a game that isn’t just a game. It’s a chance to reshape both yesterday and tomorrow.
