Strange Yesterday

In "Strange Yesterday," five generations of the Preswick family navigate a tumultuous history that mirrors America's own evolution, from its Revolutionary beginnings to the impact of World War. Central to the story are two women who bear John Preswick's children: one, a southern innkeeper's daughter, and the other, a girl from New York who waits for her lover's return from war. Their intertwined lives reveal a complex web of love, longing, and ambition over 150 years, set against a backdrop of historical events that shaped the nation. This compelling narrative explores themes of familial devotion and the pursuit of wealth amidst the chaos of past eras.