Review: Innovative and Alluring Quasi-Historical Spanking Fiction
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 6, 2012
Alta Hensley did a phenomenal job designing a book that gives a new twist to the tried and true historical spanking book with "Of Yesterday."  Instead of placing her characters in the past, she brought the past to her modern characters.  Jason Winters is a traditional man who is tired of the hustle of bustle of modern life.  Taking the bull by the horns, Jason joins up with a few other like-minded individuals to create a microcosm that will turn back the clock for its residents: "We want to live on our land, work off our land, and be proud of a hard day's work. We want to remove the televisions, media, corporations, technology, and all the things that muddle with today. I'm an old-fashioned man, with old-fashioned values. I want to be able to truly live by them."Before making the big move to his historical utopia, Jason Winters meets Taylor McKnight.  To say these two did not hit it off at first would be a tremendous understatement.  But all their tension and angst seemed to have a sexual undercurrent to it and the next thing you know, Taylor is moving back in time with Jason and his litter sister, Mandy.Moving to an old-fashioned community with an old-fashioned man took some adjustment.  Taylor wasn't used to answering to someone else and quickly learns that there are consequences to breaking Jason's rules.I most certainly enjoyed Alta Hensley's "Of Yesterday" and whole-heartedly recommend it to any other spanking fiction enthusiast.Katerina of BottomsUpBookReview