What I have to live for

"I'm running faster than I ever have before. The sidewalk never seemed so long or narrow, as passers by jump back in a fright at the sight of me fleeing past them. I stop when I see the cliffs. She's standing there on the edge, with her arms spread wide. She's going to jump."

Raven Edwards is forced to move to the city from her old country town after her mother's tragic death. Leaving behind everything she's ever known, Ravens hopes for Sydney aren't too high. Her absentee father takes her in, along with his new abusive family, and it doesn't take Raven long to realise the terrible life she's living. She gives herself two months. Two more months left to live, two months to do whatever she wants, before she ends it all.
Until she meets Caleb King, the boy a few doors down. He sees something in Raven he has never seen before, and becomes adamant on being her friend. But once he discovers her suicidal plans, he's not going to give up on her without a fight. Caleb makes the choice to show Raven the best parts of life, over the two months he has. He only hopes he can do it in time.

She's got two months to live. He has two months to proved her wrong.