Every morning begins at 08:47. Every night ends in blood.

When Ezra’s ex takes their own life, his world collapses. Then the day itself collapses with it. He wakes trapped in a time loop where a faceless entity hunts him earlier with every cycle. No matter where he hides, no matter what he destroys, the reset drags him back to 08:47.

What begins as a reckless playground of consequence-free indulgence twists into a nightmare of shrinking hours, escalating dread, and the unbearable truth that the entity isn’t just after his body—it feeds on his shame.

To break free, Ezra must face what his ex saw in him, the cruelty and avoidance he’s buried. But in the end, survival offers three brutal paths: surrender to the loop, relapse into denial, or fight for hard-earned freedom.

An allegorical story of addiction, how every day can blur into the next, and the demons that haunt us; the fight for sobriety, and living in the consequences of our actions.

Again Again is a dark psychological horror novel perfect for fans of Groundhog Day, It Follows, and The Haunting of Hill House. Blending supernatural terror with raw emotional realism, it delivers a claustrophobic, chilling tale of guilt, addiction, and the price of avoidance.

Ezra is a hedonistic university student spiralling through hookups, blackout nights, and missed classes. On the morning after a breakup, his phone flashes with a final message from his ex at 08:47. That night, Ezra is killed by a faceless entity—and wakes the next morning to the exact same time.