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Complete, First published Aug 13, 2025
Mature
Time is a tender, month-by-month diary of Lyla Sue Davis's final year of life. Born with a heart condition she's carried since childhood, Lyla knows her time is limited-but instead of waiting for the end, she chooses to live every day with purpose, laughter, and love.

With her three closest friends-fiery and passionate Dylan, quirky and loyal Taylor, and shy yet creative Ania-Lyla's last year becomes a tapestry of late-night conversations, messy adventures, and moments that feel infinite.

Somewhere between small glances, shared secrets, and unspoken feelings, Lyla and Dylan's friendship begins to deepen into something neither expected but both desperately need.

Time is about found family, slow-burn romance, and the beauty of choosing joy even when the clock is running out.
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