author of THE BIRDWATCHER - William Shaw
"Never has psychological crime fiction been so original, so witty and so inventive. This is an absolute firecracker of a read. I haven't enjoyed a debut this much in ages."
author of NEW YORKED - Rob Hart
"Yesterday is an inventive, wicked thriller with an addictive puzzle-box narrative. Every time I thought I had it figured out, Felicia Yap hits me with another twist."
author of NATURAL CAUSES - James Oswald
"A great murder mystery with a unique and unsettling twist. This book delighted and confounded me in equal measure!"
author of SONORA - Hannah Lillith Assadi
"Felicia Yap's Yesterday is a story about the vulnerability of memory and how the past always returns to haunt us. An exhilarating revenge thriller, equal parts suspense and philosophical science fiction."
author of BLOOD ALWAYS TELLS - Hilary Davidson
"Hypnotic and haunting, Yesterday confidently blends suspense, noir, and science fiction to construct a truly original, breathtaking story. Felicia Yap's debut is a work of genius."
Thriller Award-winning author of FAKE - Twist Phelan
"When it comes to memories, what do we choose to forget? To believe? Felicia Yap looks at these questions in Yesterday, an inventive, engrossing old-school murder mystery wrapped in a futuristic setting with a side of compelling love story and a killer twist at the end. Clever, unconventional, fast-paced, and above all engaging, Yesterday is a book to remember."
author of CROSSBONES YARD - Kate Rhodes
"An intriguing, fast-paced thriller that captivated me right from the start."
author of THE BIRD THAT DID NOT SING - Alex Gray
"This was an amazing book, very original and despite challenging the reader's suspension of disbelief it drew me in very quickly. Terrific to find a book that can be classed as a crime thriller yet stand out from the crowd."
bestselling author of THE DEMONOLOGIST - Andrew Pyper
"At once a high-concept thriller with a sci-fi premise and an old-school noir, Felicia Yap's YESTERDAY is a tasty, satisfyingly grounded blend. A rich, rewarding debut that shows the ways that memory can betray us as painfully - and perhaps as inevitably - as those we love."