All Sales Are Final

At three in the morning, Martison's Department Store is supposed to be empty.

Maxwell Hale is halfway through another routine overnight stocking shift when his coworkers, Sarah Donovan and Gary Bell, disappear. At first, Maxwell assumes they've gone on break. Then he hears it:

Thump-drag.
Thump-drag.

Something is moving through the darkened aisles.

As Maxwell searches for his missing coworkers, the store begins behaving strangely. Mannequins change positions. Security cameras seem to watch him. His employee badge displays information he doesn't remember. The clocks refuse to agree. And somewhere overhead, the cheerful voice of Martison's keeps welcoming him back.

Then Maxwell discovers something far worse.

The store remembers its employees.

It remembers Sarah.
It remembers Gary.
And now, it remembers him.

Trapped inside a department store that has no intention of letting him leave, Maxwell must uncover what happened to those who worked the overnight shift before the store erases the last traces of who he was.

Because at Martison's, employees are customers too.

And all sales are final.