Doreena Molloy

I nearly threw it across the room.

I couldn't believe it.

So book 13 can't come soon enough anymore.

I think, like everything, they're all standalone books.

However, the character development, David Raker's character development, I personally think it's better.

That's correct.

And I suppose for anyone who doesn't know, a trad wife is an increasingly social media presence of a woman who turns butter by hand, wears handmade clothes.

Pops out babies by the dozen and husband is the undisputed boss in the house.

So, you know, nothing to see here, says your Irish great granny of a certain age.

But anyway, Natalie lives such a perfect life.

She has millions of followers on social media and they veer between being madly envious of her life and hating her and convinced that she's faking it all.

And of course, she is faking a lot of it to a certain extent.

What we don't see behind the scenes are the nannies, one per child, the big industrial ovens where she claims to cook on an open fire practically, that type of thing.

But one morning, something really strange happens.

Natalie wakes up and she wakes up in the 19th century, basically.

She's lost all the lovely comforts of her cabin, her house.

It kind of looks similar.

Her kids look similar.

Her husband looks similar, but they also look madly different.

Yeah.