Click
Paperback
Science FictionGeneral FictionLiterary Fiction
Publisher: Harondo Evans
Published: Mar 29 2025
Pages: 172
Weight: 0.52
Height: 0.37 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Dan Mercer isn't chasing a new life.
He's trying to escape the one he destroyed.
A marriage shattered.
A company stolen out from under him.
A daughter he couldn't save.
With nothing left but a dying tank of gas and an empty highway, Dan heads west-no destination, no plan... just distance.
Until he finds the station.
The pump.
The meter.
The click.
And then-
Everything resets.
Every time the nozzle snaps back into place, Dan wakes up inside another version of his life.
In one, he's powerful and untouchable.
In another, he's broke, addicted... forgotten.
In some, he's a man he doesn't recognize.
In others... he's someone far worse.
Each click rewrites reality.
Each reset leaves behind memories that shouldn't exist.
And something is starting to break.
The worlds are bleeding together.
The gaps are closing.
And whatever is waiting at the end of the meter...
is counting.
Dan thought he was running from his past.
But every reset has a cost.
And the final click?
It won't give him another life.
It will take one.
For fans of Black Mirror, Dark Matter, and The Midnight Library, CLICK is a gripping psychological thriller about identity, consequence, and one terrifying truth:
You can outrun everything-
except yourself.
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