Jericho

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. How far would you go to find a child you’d lost? When Sawyer Smith is told he has only weeks to live, grief has already decimated his life. A decade earlier, he lost his teenage son, Jericho, in a tragic accident — and with him, the love, joy, and meaning that filled his now shattered family. In facing his own death, Sawyer expects only darkness. Instead, he awakens in the body of a sixteen-year-old boy in a second life, with all the memories of his first intact. The past and present merge in the Unfolding. Reincarnation is real—and with it comes the chance, however impossible, to search for Jericho once more. Blending literary fiction with speculative twists, Jericho is a haunting, poignant story of loss, grief, trauma, and second chances. Through themes of father-son love, memory and identity, death and dying, and near-death experience, this novel asks the ultimate question: what endures when everything else is gone? For fans of Kazuo Ishiguro, Ian McEwan, and David Nicholls, Jericho is a heartbreaking, soulful, and unforgettable exploration of love, pain, and the fragile hope of reunion across lifetimes.