Author Thomas Boyle

No Time Left to Dream

A Race Against Time. A Climb to the top of the World

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The Novel

About The Book

Sixteen-year-old Amie Wells has always known what she wants, to stand at the top of the world. When a devastating diagnosis threatens to take that future away, she refuses to let time decide her fate.

What begins as a fight for survival becomes a journey across continents, cultures, and the limits of human endurance. From the streets of New York to the frozen slopes of Mount Everest, Amie and those who stand beside her are pushed beyond comfort, safety, and certainty.

No Time Left to Dream is a powerful story about courage under pressure, the bonds that carry us forward, and the question we all face when time is no longer guaranteed: what would you risk to chase the life you dream of?

The Author

Thomas Boyle

Thomas Boyle is a novelist whose work explores endurance, ambition, and the quiet courage required to confront life’s hardest limits. Drawing on a deep interest in human resilience and the forces that push ordinary people toward extraordinary choices, he crafts stories rooted in emotional truth and high stakes. No Time Left to Dream is a powerful reflection of his belief that the greatest journeys are not only measured by distance, but by resolve.

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Readers’ Voices

What Readers are Saying

“A gripping reminder that time is never promised.”

No Time Left to Dream pulled me in from the first chapter and never let go. Amie’s journey is equal parts heartbreaking and inspiring, and the climb toward Everest becomes a powerful metaphor for everything she’s fighting against. This is not just an adventure story it’s a deeply human one.

“Emotionally intense and beautifully written.”

Thomas Boyle writes with restraint and purpose, letting the story’s weight speak for itself. The urgency of Amie’s situation is felt on every page, and the emotional payoff is unforgettable. I finished the book thinking about my own dreams and the time I take for granted.

“More than a mountain story.”

I expected a novel about climbing Everest. What I found was a powerful exploration of courage, family, and choice when life narrows your options. The pacing is excellent, the characters feel real, and the ending stayed with me long after I closed the book.

“Quietly devastating in the best way.”

This book doesn’t rely on shock or spectacle. Instead, it builds emotional pressure page by page, much like the climb itself. By the end, I felt both uplifted and undone. A moving, thoughtful novel that deserves to be read slowly.

Final Chapter

The Climb Begins Here

A powerful novel about time, courage, and the choices we make
when tomorrow is no longer guaranteed.