Speculative Fiction · Entrée review
The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August Audiobook Review
A time-loop novel about regret, purpose, and the difference one life can make.
A little more about the listen
Harry August keeps being born into the same life, carrying memories forward while the world changes around him. It shares The Midnight Library’s fascination with the roads not taken, but its mood is more expansive and historically minded.
The listening experience
Peter Kenny gives the story a calm, intelligent centre and keeps the repeated lives distinct without overplaying the premise.
Best for
Listeners who want a more intricate, history-spanning take on second chances.
The honest note
This is thoughtful rather than fast, and its repeated-life structure asks for attention.
Worth considering for listeners who want a more intricate, history-spanning take on second chances. The honest note is the deciding reservation to weigh before spending a credit: This is thoughtful rather than fast, and its repeated-life structure asks for attention.
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