Tales with Nicole

The Merciless III: Origins of Evil   If you haven't already noticed, Danielle Vega/Rollins is my favorite author and I constantly review her instagram and twitter patiently awaiting any kind of exciting news from her! As Danielle recently released the cover for The Merciless III on her social media, I also noticed it has finally appeared on goodreads with a full book description!   The below description is taken from goodreads : A lso I warn if you have not started this series you may not want to continue at the risk of spoilers!     "Brooklyn knows that there's no good without evil, no right without wrong. And when a helpless girl calls her teen helpline, whispering that someone is hurting her, Brooklyn knows that she needs to save her anonymous caller, even if it means doing something bad. Her parents and friends assure her the call was probably a prank but Brooklyn has always had a tendency to take over, whether someone has asked for help or not. She di

* We received an advanced reader copy of this book from Indigo Books & Music Inc. in exchange for an honest review. #indigoemployee *     Jenn from @messybookshelf and I have been preparing for our Replica video for a while now. I am so excited to finally share this with you!   In our video we talk about the unique ways to read Replica, a small plot description, our favorite character, Lauren Oliver's other books, similar movies/TV shows and we do warn when we are about to discuss spoilers. Thank you Jenn for having me as a special guest on your channel, you can find all of Jenn's other videos in the link below: messybookshelf YouTube Channel As well as my previous non spoiler review for Replica: Tales with Nicole Replica Review And finally, our video book talk for Replica, I hope you all enjoy! Replica Book Talk w/ messybookshelf  

September17 book for Poison Apple Book Club Instagram: @taleswithnicole #poisonapplebookclub   "Part-psychological thriller, part-urban legend, this is an unsettling narrative made up of diary entries, interview transcripts, film footage transcripts and medical notes. Twenty-five years ago, Elmbridge High burned down. Three people were killed and one pupil, Carly Johnson, disappeared. Now a diary has been found in the ruins of the school. The diary belongs to Kaitlyn Johnson, Carly’s identical twin sister. But Carly didn’t have a twin . . . Re-opened police records, psychiatric reports, transcripts of video footage and fragments of diary reveal a web of deceit and intrigue, violence and murder, raising a whole lot more questions than it answers. Who was Kaitlyn and why did she only appear at night? Did she really exist or was she a figment of a disturbed mind? What were the illicit rituals taking place at the school? And just what did happen at Elmbridge in the event