Manifest

<p>It's hard not to feel she's <strong>already dead</strong> when she's the only one in <strong>a mind full of psychopaths</strong>.</p><p></p><p>Alice Steeple is <strong>very good at disassociation</strong>. Unlike other patients with <strong>multiple personalities</strong> Alice's personas don't just live in her head-they <strong>physically manifest</strong>. Each time one emerges they leave <strong>holes in her memories</strong> and <strong>evidence of crimes</strong> she didn't commit.</p><p></p><p>Off the coast of<strong> Seoul</strong> Alice is <strong>taken and drowned</strong>-only to wake up <strong>wearing her killer's face</strong>. <strong>Hunted</strong> across the city and<strong> haunted</strong> by fragments of her fractured selves she must decide whether to <strong>trust her former lover</strong> or <strong>face the truth alone</strong>. Everyone even her other selves is a <strong>suspect.</strong> Each death draws her <strong>closer to the reality she's buried</strong>-and to the <strong>edge of madness</strong> itself.</p><p></p><p><em>Manifest</em> is a <strong>dark and unsettling psychological thriller</strong> that explores <strong>identity guilt and survival</strong>. Perfect for <strong>readers who love intense mind-bending mysteries</strong> that <strong>blur the line</strong> between <strong>truth and illusion</strong>.</p>