Twelve Months

by Brittany Anne

Addley McRae is a senior at Peakview High in the small town of Peakview, Indiana. She had her final year planned perfectly; get cheer captain, become homecoming queen, and keep straight A's.....finding out she has terminal cancer was NOT part of the plan.

If you only had...
5156000 Seconds
525600 Minutes
8760 Hoursundefined52 Weeks
12 Months
How would you choose to spend it?

201 pages, Paperback

Published October 10, 2023

About the author

Brittany Anne discovered her passion for storytelling at a young age and began writing as a form of self-expression. Although she started her writing journey earlier in life, it was only after a profound family tragedy that she decided to share her work with the world. Her debut novel, “Twelve Months,” is a poignant coming-of-age tale in the young adult genre.

Motivated by personal experiences, her storytelling is a reflection of the complexities of growing up, loss, and the indomitable spirit of youth.

“Twelve Months” explores the depths of sorrow and the transformative power of time, capturing the raw emotions of its characters.
Brittany, now a dedicated stay-at-home mom, brings a unique perspective to her writing—a blend of youthful creativity and wisdom from navigating life’s challenges. While “Twelve Months” marks her debut in the literary world,

Brittany Anne’s ability to evoke empathy and convey profound emotions positions her as a promising voice in young adult fiction.


Connect with Brittany Anne and stay updated on her writing journey by visiting her facebook page: Brittany Anne Author

Reviews

[Sarah Marie · Rating 5 out of 5]

Don’t sleep on this debut novel by Brittany Anne. A good story line and compelling characters make this a quick and enjoyable read. I look forward to seeing how this author continues to develop as her career progresses!

[Nupur · Rating 4 out of 5]

Review
Rating - 4.5/5
The book is full of emotional rollercoaster. The last one year of Cancer Patient, it's really heartbreaking to see that journey. Never knew this would be so connecting, so real. Damn the pain, I could feel them. It triggered me in the way I never knew it could. I don't mind it though. It was just a reality check about the "what ifs".

The last part where there was alternate ending made me so happy.

I find this book written very well. It was sad, made me cry, think too much and yet I liked it. I recommend this book.

[Jordan Craft]

Brittany wrote an incredible short story, it really shows you never know when you will take your last breath. If you are looking for a day read, I suggest this book!

[Micki-D · Rating 4 out of 5]

I was not excepting any of this book when I went into it. It had my crying as I read it this is a sad book. The last year in the life of a teenage girl with cancer. You truly never know when you’ll take your last breathe so live while you can