Here is where the book fell a little short for me. It felt a little cliche personally and I guess I really don't understand how you can fall in love with a ghost. But teens are teens and overall, it had a great supernatural feel to it, with a decent balance of growing friendships and a mystery to solve. Probably the best part of the book were the characters. There was such diversity, we have the somewhat normal teen girl – our main character Krystal – who is knew and just sort of fits in. There's the popular annoying and […]

  Everything changed for Krystal in the blink of an eye. Gone is the city and the father that she adores. In its place, it is a small town where nothing exciting ever happens and a new step-father who she loathes with a passion. Krystal believes that her life just cannot get any worse… that is until she starts hearing voices. With a new power she never asked for, life for Krystal is looking like it could become even more complicated than what it already is. Manifest, for me, was really divided in what what worked and what did not. […]