Meantine
Please Remove Your Child’s Face
The note in June’s lunchbox is polite. That makes it worse.
Please remove your child’s face before school tomorrow. We have asked several times.
At first, her mother assumes it’s a cruel joke. Then June tells her about a classroom drill no parent was warned about: when the announcements say your name twice, leave your face on your desk.
June’s won’t come off.
As familiar faces become impossible to trust, her mother takes her and runs. But something follows them—something that knows their routines, speaks in their voices, and insists she took the wrong child.
She would recognize her own daughter anywhere.
She’s certain of it.
Until June asks how she knows she’s the right mother.
Meantine
Things We Never Mailed
The Things We Never Mailed
What if the words you never said could still find their way home?
When seventeen-year-old Ava Monroe discovers a mysterious letter hidden beneath a school locker, she finds herself pulled into a decades-old mystery involving forgotten letters, buried secrets, and a truth that an entire town has spent generations hiding.
As more letters begin appearing throughout Willow Creek, lives are changed in unexpected ways. A grieving widow hears from her late husband. Old wounds begin to heal. Long-buried stories resurface. But the deeper Ava digs, the more she realizes the letters are connected to something much bigger than anyone imagined.…
Meantine
The Sticky Note Society
Nobody knew who started it.
Every week, colorful sticky notes began appearing throughout a small town—inside library books, on park benches, tucked into grocery carts, and hidden in unexpected places. Each carried a simple message of hope, encouragement, or kindness.
At first, they were easy to overlook.
Then people started looking for them.
A grieving father. A struggling teenager. A burned-out police officer. A lonely librarian. A little girl with purple glasses.
One by one, their lives are touched by a few handwritten words from a stranger.
What begins as a mystery soon becomes a movement.…