Click

<p><strong>Dan Mercer isn't chasing a new life.</strong></p><p><strong>He's trying to escape the one he destroyed.</strong></p><p>A marriage shattered.<br>A company stolen out from under him.<br>A daughter he couldn't save.</p><p>With nothing left but a dying tank of gas and an empty highway Dan heads west-no destination no plan... just distance.</p><p>Until he finds the station.</p><p>The pump.<br>The meter.<br>The click.</p><p>And then-</p><p>Everything resets.</p><p>Every time the nozzle snaps back into place Dan wakes up inside another version of his life.</p><p>In one he's powerful and untouchable.<br>In another he's broke addicted... forgotten.<br>In some he's a man he doesn't recognize.<br>In others... he's someone far worse.</p><p>Each click rewrites reality.</p><p>Each reset leaves behind memories that shouldn't exist.</p><p>And something is starting to break.</p><p>The worlds are bleeding together.<br>The gaps are closing.</p><p>And whatever is waiting at the end of the meter...</p><p><strong>is counting.</strong></p><p>Dan thought he was running from his past.</p><p>But every reset has a cost.</p><p>And the final click?</p><p><strong>It won't give him another life.</strong></p><p><strong>It will take one.</strong></p><p>For fans of <em>Black Mirror</em> <em>Dark Matter</em> and <em>The Midnight Library</em> <strong>CLICK</strong> is a gripping psychological thriller about identity consequence and one terrifying truth:</p><p><strong>You can outrun everything-</strong></p><p><strong>except yourself.</strong></p>