The Little Things That Kill: A Teen Friendship Afterlife Apology Tour - Annie Fox

They say it was suicide, but Nicole knows damn well she didn't kill herself and won't take this lying down. \n 16-year-old Nicole, high school drama queen (onstage and off), wakes up and finds herself on Substation Fifteen, a special plane of existence for teenage suicides, where she must accept the fact that she is now, quite literally, a No Body. Nicole has zero memory of dying but she's convinced she didn't take her own life and doesn't belong here. She accuses the Mentors who run this place of screwing up big time, but they're not buying it. In thirty days Nicole must pass the all-important Evaluation by accepting that the choices she made led to her demise. What happens if she doesn't pass? She may be on her way to a place much worse than Substation 15. \n Nicole's only path to uncovering the truth about what happened is a fact-finding trip to Earth, through a minefield of secrets and lies, beginning at her own funeral. The clock is ticking while she tries to figure out a way to communicate with her two close friends-Isabel, her witchy bestie, and Cassie, her romantic rival. Both girls know much more about Nicole's Last Day than they're willing to admit. Ultimately, the facts Nicole finds may be harder to piece together and accept than death itself. \n This tale of hope and redemption will appeal to fans of afterlife storylines like Before I Fall, 13 Reasons Why, If He Had Been With Me, and The Lovely Bones. \nFor fans of A Good Girl's Guide to Murder and We Were Liars comes a tale of redemption from YA author Annie Fox. True friendship is put to the test when Nicole's untimely death leads to more questions than answers. Sixteen-year-old Nicole had enough on her plate already between navigating the ups and downs of friendship with her witchy best friend Isabel, competing with her romantic rival Cassie, and flirting with her crush Alex, a.k.a. Cassie's boyfriend-and now she's dead. They say it was suicide, but Nicole knows she didn't kill herself and will do whatever it takes to prove it. When Nicole wakes up and finds herself on Substation Fifteen, a special plane of existence for teen suicides, she must accept the fact that she is no longer alive. Nicole has zero memory of dying, but she's convinced she didn't take her own life and doesn't belong here. Her only path to uncovering the truth is a journey through a minefield of secrets and lies, beginning at her own funeral. The clock is ticking while she tries to figure out a way to communicate<