A brand-new small-town romance in your mailbox every month. One town, one couple, one trope, sealed in an envelope with a real stamp on it.
Mailing across Canada to start. US readers, there's a waitlist for you too.
A little town, delivered
Think of it as a book club that comes to you. No homework, no meetings, just a good story and an excuse to check the mail.
A new story every month
Each month is a complete small-town romance with its own couple and its own trope, written just for the club.
It comes in the mail
A 5×7 envelope with a stamp on it. The kind of mail you actually want to open.
Start on paper, finish online
The opening scene is printed in your kit. Scan the QR code to read the rest in the members' reading room.
Three months per town
Every town gets three stories, so last month's couple shows up in the background of the next. Then we pack up for a new town.
Open the envelope
Every kit is small enough to come with a stamp, and full of little things to keep.
A letter from Thea
A little note from the author to start each month.
The story card
This month's cover art, the synopsis and the opening scene.
The rest of the story
Waiting in the members' reading room. Scan, log in, keep reading.
Stickers
A sticker sheet for the month, plus a waterproof one for your water bottle or Kindle.
A little print
A mini polaroid-style photo to go with the story.
The town map
Comes with the first kit in every town, so you know your way around.
The first kit is still being finished, so a few little details might change before February.
Welcome to Larkin Falls
A red-brick Main Street, a mill pond with its own little waterfall, and a town that knows everyone's business by lunch. Three shops, three couples, three very complicated months.
Wish you were here. (You will be soon.)
The map of town comes in February's envelope.
Four towns, twelve love stories
Each town lines up with the season it arrives in, from spring blossoms to snowed-in Christmas.
Larkin Falls
Red-brick Main Street, late winter into spring
Saltgrass Cove
A seaside town with a harbour, all summer long
Copper Pass
A mountain ranch town in full fall colour
Hollow Pine Lake
Snowy lakeside cabins, right through Christmas
tropes on the way…
Hi, I'm Thea.
I've always been the reader who gets to the last page of a small-town romance and wishes I could stay a little longer. So I built a few towns of my own.
Every month there's one story, one couple and one very nosy town, sealed up in an envelope and sent to your mailbox. The start of the story is on paper, the rest is waiting for you online, and there's always a little something extra tucked inside.
Grab a coffee. I'll see you on Main Street.
Thea HollisAuthor, Meet Me on Main Street
Get first word
Join the list and you'll hear first when sign-ups open in January, before anyone else.
- First to know when spots open
- A peek at each new town before it arrives
- No spam, just Main Street news
Put me on the list
Watch your inbox in January. See you on Main Street.
Before you join
When does it start?
The first envelope goes out at the end of January 2027, so it lands in time for Valentine's Day. Everyone on the list hears first when sign-ups open in January.
How much will it be?
Pricing is being finalized now. The list gets it first, along with the link to sign up.
Where do you ship?
Across Canada to start. If you're in the US, join the list and pick United States, and you'll go on the US waitlist.
How spicy are the stories?
A little spice, never smut. Plenty of tension and swoony moments, with the door mostly closed. Best for readers 17 and up.
Do I have to start in February?
No. Every story is complete on its own, so you can jump in any month. Starting at the beginning of a town just means you get the map and meet everyone first.
Can I cancel?
Yes. It's month to month, and all the details will be right on the sign-up page when it opens.
Who writes the stories?
Thea Hollis writes every Main Street story just for the club. You won't find them anywhere else.
Who's behind the club?
Meet Me on Main Street is put together, packed and mailed by Ink & Impact, a small studio in Leduc, Alberta.