What would you do if you had only three months left to live? For Lily Chen, falling in love was never part of the plan.
When successful wedding planner Lily Chen collapses during her biggest event of the season, she expects exhaustion or stress. What she gets instead is a death sentence wrapped in medical terminology. A cerebral aneurysm. A thirty percent chance of surviving surgery. And if she chooses to operate, three months of recovery that might be the last three months of her life.
At twenty-nine, with her dream business finally thriving and her entire future mapped out in color-coded schedules, Lily is faced with an impossible choice between a dangerous surgery that could save her life or kill her on the operating table, and three guaranteed months to live life on her own terms. She chooses to live.
For the first time in her carefully controlled existence, Lily throws out the five-year plans and spreadsheets. She quits the business she built from nothing, stops answering calls from her worried best friend Harper, and decides to spend her final weeks doing everything she always talked herself out of. No more playing it safe. No more being responsible. And definitely no romantic entanglements that would only leave someone heartbroken when she's gone.
But fate has a cruel sense of humor.
Enter Cameron Blake, the irritatingly handsome food truck owner who parks outside her favorite coffee shop every morning. He's everything Lily usually avoids - spontaneous, irreverent, living day-to-day without a plan in sight. He's also persistent, charming, and completely oblivious to the fact that she's trying to keep everyone at arm's length.
When Cameron discovers Lily's bucket list crumpled in her bag, he makes it his mission to help her complete it, dragging her into adventures she never imagined. Skydiving. Midnight skinny-dipping. A road trip down the coast with nothing but a broken GPS and terrible singing. With every reckless moment, Lily feels herself falling deeper, even as the clock ticks down and her symptoms grow worse.
Cameron has secrets of his own, scars that explain why he lives like every day might be his last. As their connection intensifies into something neither of them can deny, Lily faces an agonizing truth - the one thing she wants most is the one thing her diagnosis has stolen from her. A future. Time. Forever.
When Cameron discovers the real reason behind Lily's transformation and her refusal to plan beyond next week, he's forced to confront his own fears about loss and loving someone who might not survive the summer. Their relationship becomes a race against time, every kiss shadowed by the knowledge that three months isn't enough for a lifetime of love.
In THREE MONTHS UNTIL FOREVER, passion collides with mortality in a story that will shatter your heart and piece it back together. This emotional contemporary romance explores what happens when you finally start living just as you're running out of time, and whether love can exist without the promise of tomorrow.
