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Narrated by:
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Adam Sims
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Written by:
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Ken Grimwood
"...exciting and thought-provoking" - Kat Hooper, Fantasy Literature
At forty-three Jeff Winston is stuck in a rut. He hopes for better things, for some happiness, maybe tomorrow...
A sudden, fatal heart attack changes everything, and he wakes to find he's eighteen-years-old, again... and again... and again... Jeff embarks on a continuous twenty-five-year cycle - complete with memories from each previous iteration - looking to find what he craves for in life, and in love.
A novel of gripping adventure and romance, and a fascinating speculation on the nature of time. Replay asks the question: "What if you could live your life over again?©2019 Ken Grimwood (P)2019 Orion Publishing Group
Critic Reviews
"In 1986 (seven years before the release of the film Groundhog Day), Grimwood published this riveting novel about a man who dies of a heart attack and then wakes up in his college dorm room 25 years earlier. He discovers that he has the chance to live his life over again. And again. And again. This is one of the most elegant and moving time travels stories ever written. A thrilling adventure that also explores the nature of destiny and the human experience." (Ernest Cline, author of READY PLAYER ONE)
"I didn't just love Replay, I believed in it, I dreamed of it ... I also discovered that I wasn't only believer; at the time, there were fan sites dedicated to Replay. Hundreds of people - like the fellow replayers we never realize are out there - were all dreaming my same dream" (Brad Meltzer)
The book has so many different elements to it. It explores relationships, ambition, money, morality, love, and even the more adult aspects of life, while constantly asking the question: What would happen if you could replay your life?
What I really loved is that the story doesn’t settle for exploring just one possibility. It takes the idea of replaying your life and explores so many different paths and outcomes—what you might change, what you might pursue, what you might lose, and what you might eventually realize isn’t worth changing at all.
And the ending was probably the most thought-provoking part for me. It left me thinking about how we choose to live our own lives. What if we lived without constantly putting barriers on ourselves? What if we took more risks, stopped overthinking everything, and simply went all in on the things we genuinely wanted?
That’s what stayed with me after finishing the book. It isn’t just about getting another chance at life. It makes you question what you would do with the one chance you already have.
Really loved it. A genuinely thought-provoking and unique sci-fi experience.
Thought provoking
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