On the day the Bennett Hotel reopened after years of closure, Claire Bennett, the hotel’s heiress, refused a buyout offer from a real estate group, only to be shot dead at midnight by professional hitman Ethan Cole.
When she opened her eyes again, she found herself back at 8:00 that same morning. Everyone else was repeating yesterday, but Ethan, the man who had killed her, was the only other person who retained his memories.
The two of them were trapped in an inescapable death loop, while the ancient hotel seemed to possess a consciousness of its own. Every morning, the mirrors assigned them a new relationship: husband and wife, enemies, partners, protector and charge... If they refused to play along, the hotel would reshape its space, stretching corridors into infinity, turning rooms upside down, and letting reflections step out of the mirror into reality.
To end the loop, Claire had no choice but to join forces with her own killer. As fragments of childhood memories kept flashing back to her, she gradually discovered that Ethan was not a stranger who had come here by chance. They had once lived together in this hotel, and together they had survived a massacre that had been covered up for years.
What was truly trapping them: time, the hotel, or a past neither of them was willing to face?
