How far would you go to get a redo in life?
Everyone knows making a deal with a demon is a bad idea. Everyone but Mark Dillinger, whose life is crumbling to pieces at thirty: He’s trapped in a dead-end job and about to pull the plug on his relationship. Worst of all, his mom is dying of a long illness, while his father is remarrying Jess—the twenty-three-year-old little sister of Mark's childhood buddy.
Desperate, he decides to go to his high school reunion, if only to do something different for once. And different he finds. His old guidance counselor, Helga Chapman, offers him the weirdest deal: he can restart his life at any point, keeping all his knowledge—a chance to make better decisions.
Of course, Mark laughs her off and leaves, convinced she’s pranking him. But later that night, he gets a call from his mom’s hospital with disturbing news: she's taken a turn for the worse. When Mark meets Helga Chapman again, he must choose between his terrible present and the promise of rebuilding his past.
The catch? To save his life, he must take another’s.
How far would you go to get a redo in life?
Everyone knows making a deal with a demon is a bad idea. Everyone but Mark Dillinger, whose life is crumbling to pieces at thirty: He’s trapped in a dead-end job and about to pull the plug on his relationship. Worst of all, his mom is dying of a long illness, while his father is remarrying Jess—the twenty-three-year-old little sister of Mark's childhood buddy.
Desperate, he decides to go to his high school reunion, if only to do something different for once. And different he finds. His old guidance counselor, Helga Chapman, offers him the weirdest deal: he can restart his life at any point, keeping all his knowledge—a chance to make better decisions.
Of course, Mark laughs her off and leaves, convinced she’s pranking him. But later that night, he gets a call from his mom’s hospital with disturbing news: she's taken a turn for the worse. When Mark meets Helga Chapman again, he must choose between his terrible present and the promise of rebuilding his past.
The catch? To save his life, he must take another’s.