Manifesting Him

A hilariously relatable rom-com about bad decisions, worse men, and the moment the universe finally shoves you in the right direction.
 
Daphne Holmes is pretty sure her life is one giant cosmic prank.
She’s twenty-one, chronically overthinking, and clinging to the world’s longest situationship with Levi—the tanned, surfy, commitment-phobic almost-boyfriend who gives her just enough attention to keep her hooked. Obviously, this means he’s her soulmate. Obviously.
 
So when her friends drag her to Tuned In, the manifestation seminar everyone on TikTok swears will “change your frequency,” Daphne decides this is it. Her breakthrough era. Her glow-up. Her officially-getting-the-guy moment.
 
Instead, she gets called out—publicly—by a very cute, very annoying stranger named Jessie who seems to know her patterns better than she does. And the universe isn’t done humiliating her yet. Hours later, Levi drops the bomb: he never wanted a relationship. Not with her. Not with anyone.
 
Cue meltdown.
 
Now, armed with nothing but a stack of affirmation cards, a bruised ego, and a suspiciously supportive Jessie, Daphne sets out on the messy, funny, sometimes-delusional journey of figuring out what she actually wants—beyond the men she manifests and the chaos she accidentally creates.
 
Because maybe the universe is sending signs.
Maybe she’s just been manifesting the wrong man.
Or… maybe the right one has been right in front of her, calling her out, all along.
 
Perfect for fans of Beach Read, Ghosts, and Josh & Hazel’s Guide to Not Dating, Manifest is a don’t-take-yourself-too-seriously rom-com about heartbreak, healing, and finally—finally—choosing yourself.
 
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