I just finished reading The 7 1/2 Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle by Stuart Turton. The writing reminded me of Agatha Christie. To start the book, the central character awakes yelling “Anna” as he hears someone running in the forest and a shot, not knowing who or where he is. Thus starts the mystery of finding out the answer of who kills Evelyn at 11:00pm that day. Each day, however, the main character awakes in a different body of a guest at the house. He has eight days to solve the mystery, or the loop starts again.
Throughout the story’s twists and turns, you learn about the people in the body as well as the person that is jumping between them. In the end, the choices you make based upon who you are, and what you become, are all that is left you. Memories of what made you can take you in different directions, and you can learn from being forced to make other choices. We are all a collection of the choices we make. Once we remain true to our most real self making those choices, we will find out way in life.
The Source 4 Books 