NOTES FOR A FUTURE US

What if the person who understands you best is the one you do not know you already know?

Eighteen-year-old June Mercer is standing at the edge of everything.

Graduation is over. College is waiting. Her family expects her to move forward. But June is not sure the future she has planned still feels like hers.

Then, inside an old train station scheduled for demolition, she discovers a forgotten message program called Future Mail.

One message box is still active.

Box 17.

On impulse, June leaves a note for a stranger.

Someone writes back.

Soon, the anonymous messages become the one place where she can say what she cannot tell anyone else—her fears about leaving home, disappointing the people she loves, and becoming someone she no longer recognizes.

What June does not know is that the person on the other side of the letters is Theo Bennett, the nineteen-year-old boy helping her save the station.

The same boy who challenges her.

The same boy who makes her laugh when she does not want to.

And the same boy who is preparing to leave town too.

As the summer draws to an end, June and Theo grow closer in two different ways—face to face, and through the anonymous letters neither knows they are writing to each other.

But when the truth finally comes out, they must decide whether love means holding on...

or having the courage to let someone become who they are meant to be.

Notes for a Future Us is a heartfelt, clean young adult romance about first love, anonymous letters, friendship, family expectations, growing up, and choosing a future without losing the people who matter most.

Perfect for readers who enjoy:

Slow-burn romance

Anonymous letters and hidden identities

Clean and wholesome love stories

Coming-of-age fiction

Summer after graduation stories

Small-town atmosphere

Emotional YA romance without explicit content

Some people enter your life for a season.
Some leave you a note that changes everything.