If you were fascinated by Harry August's repeated lifetimes and the way he retains his memories to change his fate, you'll be gripped by Replay. Jeff Winston dies of a heart attack in 1988, only to wake up in his college body in 1963—again and again. The novel explores the possibilities and consequences of living life over, blending thrilling plot twists with deep existential questions.

If you enjoyed Harry's journey through multiple lives and the sweeping changes he could make in each, you’ll find Life After Life mesmerizing. Follow Ursula Todd as she is born, dies, and is reborn over and over, each time taking subtly different paths that ripple across the 20th century. Atkinson’s novel weaves together history, fate, and the power of choice in an intricately layered epic.

If you loved the non-linear narrative and constant surprise of Harry August, The 7½ Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle will keep you guessing. Aiden Bishop is trapped in a time loop, reliving the same day in different bodies, each perspective revealing new secrets. Layered mysteries and unexpected turns make this a mind-bending, addictive read.

If Harry’s morally ambiguous choices and the ethical quandaries of his actions intrigued you, you’ll be drawn to Hope Arden, a thief who no one can remember for long. As Hope exploits and struggles with her unique condition, the story delves into the grey areas of morality, identity, and survival in a world that forgets her.

If you were captivated by the philosophical questions raised in Harry August—about what it means to live, to die, and to affect the world—Cloud Atlas offers a dazzling tapestry of interconnected stories. Spanning centuries and characters whose choices reverberate through time, the novel invites you to reflect on the nature of existence and the echoes of our actions.