I really, really enjoyed Replay after hearing about it in an NPR “Here is a book you must read” segment about a year ago. My favorite scene is
when the protagonist’s then-teenage lover remembers who he is after he “returns” to the past before she does, and is practically bouncing up and down with excitement when he arrives at her house (to a very wary greeting from her parents). Also, his failed attempt to prevent JFK’s assassination.
While traveling over the Thanksgiving holidays I finished Iron Tears by Stanley Weintraub, about the British political scene during the American Revolution. Pretty good - in some ways, it was “their Vietnam,” with a major, long-term and very expensive effort come to naught, eventually bringing down the government of Lord North and leading King George III (who’d pushed for a strong military response after Lexington and Concord, back when British monarchs actually had some power and influence) to actually consider abdicating. I’d recommend the book, despite some minor factual errors.