The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August – Claire North
Harry August, experiences a unique and extraordinary existence. Born in the early 20th century, Harry discovers that he is not confined to a single lifetime. Instead, upon death, he is reborn again into the same life, with the memories of his previous existences intact.
As Harry navigates the intricate web of his multiple lives, he discovers a secret society known as the Cronus Club, comprising individuals like him—people who live their lives over and over. However, an ominous message from the future sets Harry on a quest to unravel a mystery that spans across decades and threatens the very fabric of time itself.
Claire North crafts a masterful narrative that seamlessly weaves together elements of science fiction, historical drama, and a philosophical exploration of mortality. The novel explores the consequences of immortality, the impact of one individual on the course of history, and the enduring power of human connections across lifetimes.
Claire North
"Claire North is the pseudonym of Catherine Webb, a British author who has gained acclaim for her inventive and genre-defying speculative fiction. With a background in history and theology, North's novels explore intricate concepts, including time travel, identity, and the consequences of extraordinary abilities. Known for works like ""The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August"" and ""The Sudden Appearance of Hope,"" North's storytelling blends intellectual depth with compelling narratives, establishing her as a notable voice in contemporary speculative literature."