Like the main character at the start of the book, I’m in my roaring forties. So…my review I guess will be like the summation of all the others – that I both liked and hated Replay. From then on it gets interesting with the introduction of Pamela. Replay my thoughts…ĭespite the tedious first few chapters I managed to plod on…which turned out to be a good thing because Replay picks up a little around half way through. Together they try to figure out what’s happening to them, and why the length of the replays are getting shorter and what the consequences of the natural extrapolation will be. Their shared wisdom gleaned over each of their replays help them to hit it off with each other.
And so on.Įventually he meets Pamela Phillips, another ‘replayer’ like himself. He wakes up as an 18 year old again, albeit a few days later than the last time.
He relives his life with knowledge of what’s to come. Jeff Winston dies at 43 and wakes up as an 18 year old. On the whole, the reviews tend to be hugely positive…though for the remainder I’m sure that some have been written by a group of people who gave up after the first few chapters out of total and sheer boredom. Replay has been read widely and heavily reviewed.
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