Read What We All Wish We Could Say (But Don’t)
Read What We All Wish We Could Say
(But Don’t)
A daughter, a small café, and thirty letters that gives your feelings a room and your choices a door.
A note from
Alice Rose Harper
I didn’t plan to write a book. I planned to keep a small Manhattan book/coffee shop running, hum the alto line my mom taught me, and survive the kind of loss that makes a city look louder. After she died, I found a shoebox under the counter—her unsent letters. They were honest and merciful at the same time. No speeches. No fallout. Just the truth, kept whole.
So I tried it. I wrote to the ex I almost married, the friend who turned me into a screenshot, the doctor who wouldn’t look up from the screen, the neighbor who fights at 2 a.m., my younger self on the 6 train, and—often—God. I never mailed them. But the writing changed me. It gave the ache a vocabulary and my boundaries a hinge.
This book is that practice, offered to you.
What you’ll feel as you read
What you’ll feel as you read
This is a read-only collection—no assignments, no pressure. Just pages that sound like a friend who knows when to speak plainly and when to leave space. If you love the quiet courage of letters you don’t send, you’ll find:
Stories that recognize you without exposing you
Clean “no’s,” sturdy “yes’s,” and forgiveness that doesn’t pretend
Relief—the kind that arrives when your heart finally gets language
No theatrics. No public confrontations. Just the safer way through: say it on paper, keep your peace in real life.
Where these letters come from
I’m a daughter who runs a café her mother built. I’m a Christian who believes words can bless or bruise, and that mercy doesn’t mean silence. I am not a therapist, pastor, or guru. I’m a woman who learned that truth, held privately, can still do its work.
Inside you’ll find thirty letters, each anchored in a real image and ending with a choice. A few windows:
Boundaries without dramatics: The landlord who calls me “sweetheart,” the coworker who takes credit, the friend who buys dinner and keeps score.
Alice's Unsent letters
Closure you can curl up with.
30 Unsent Letters
Letters from the heart—Unsent
$37 value
Letters I’ll Never Send
Pocket Poems for Release
$24 value
Letters Never Sent
Compilation of 57 unsent letters
$37 value
Unsently Workbook
Essential workbook
$24 value
Grief with gentleness: The Tuesday pillbox that never closes right, the wife I almost became, the day the city stayed loud when my world went quiet.
Faith without performance: A prayer after closing on a milk crate, a street preacher with volume and no tears, the algorithm that wants outrage more than courage.
Tender retrospectives: The first love on a winter sidewalk, the girl in the pew I judged, my younger self standing in a crowded train car looking for language.
And because some nights reading isn’t enough…
Along with the main book, you’ll also receive three quiet companions that live in your bag, nightstand, or pew—tools, not homework:
Exclusive Membership — UnSently— Lifetime Access to Unsently.com
Buy Alice’s Unsent Letters and unlock a private, members-only space—free, forever.
You get:
Early access to new unsent letters
Bonus reflections & behind-the-scenes notes
Quiet, drama-free community access
Occasional surprises from Dennis & Becca
Total Value: $47.00 per Month
Bonus #1 — Unsent Letters: Letters You’ll Never Send
57 unsent letters across 12 chapters (breakups, family, friendship, grief, apologies, boundaries, work, health, faith, identity, loneliness, gratitude).
Unfinished conversations act like open tabs. Your nervous system keeps them alive to “solve” them. When you read a finished letter—beginning, middle, and a real end—your body gets proof a moment can close without a fight, a text, or a performance.
Total Value: $37.00
Bonus #2 — Letters I’ll Never Send: Pocket Poems for Release (50 poems)
Fifty short, carry-anywhere poems—each a breath-length release for crowded days. Spare, honest, and re-readable, they’re built for quick relief when a whole letter feels too big.
Total Value: $24.00
Bonus #3 — Unsent Letters: The Companion Workbook
The Companion Workbook—when you’re ready to write your own. Reading gives you oxygen. Writing gives you closure. The workbook makes writing simple and safe.
You’re never pushed to send. This practice is built for not sending. You finish the moment and you’re done.
Total Value: $24.00
Who this is for
You rehearse conversations at 2 a.m. and want a calmer ending.
You need words for forgiveness that don’t erase the truth.
You’re ready to set a boundary without building a wall.
You want to read something that feels human, not performative—and then, when you’re ready, write (or even just breathe) in private.
Why unsent works
Unsent letters protect your dignity while giving your heart what it actually needs: clarity. On paper, you can be specific without escalating, brave without burning bridges, kind without going silent. The reader of your letter is you—and sometimes, God. That’s enough.
What You Get Today — Instant Access
A beautifully crafted, true-to-life collection you can read in quiet pockets—on the train, at lunch, before bed—plus three bonuses that help you keep going when a page (or a poem) of your own would help.
Instant digital access to the full book
Bonus #1: Letters You’ll Never Send (57 letters across 12 chapters)
Bonus #2: Letters I’ll Never Send: Pocket Poems for Release (50 poems)
Bonus #3: The Companion Workbook (write privately, simply)
One simple price: $27
No countdown timers. No tricks. Just a bundle that does what it promises.
Delivery: instant download at checkout (and via email receipt).
No add-ons. No upsells. Just the core set that works—read for relief, write when you’re ready.
👉 Click below to get instant access + claim your free bonuses today.
Total Value: $61
Today: Just $27
From my counter to your nightstand
If these pages make you feel less alone, they’ve done their job. If they help you choose a kinder sentence—or a clean silence—that’s a win I’ll never see but will always bless.
When you’re ready, tap below. I’ll be at The Little Letter Café in the morning, humming the wrong key, saving the window seat for whoever needs a quiet place to tell the truth.
My Personal Promise
If this book doesn’t land for you—if a single page feels off, or the timing isn’t right, or you simply change your mind—please ask for a refund. No hoops, no forms, no explaining yourself.
Just ask and you shall receive. Keep the bonuses, too. Consider it my thank-you for giving the work a chance.
I want you to feel lighter, not second-guessing a purchase. Your peace matters more than a sale—always.
You risk nothing. Your relief is the point.
$27 — Instant access.
Ebook + all 3 bonuses included.
👉 Start Reading Today
Open one letter tonight. Write when you’re ready. Keep your evening.
P.S. Tonight can end softer. Open and read one letter that says the thing you’ve been carrying. If it lowers the noise—even a little, that's a win.
Dennis & Becca created the character Alice Rose Harper—a 32-year-old New Yorker and owner of The Little Letter Café—who discovers her late mother’s box of unsent letters and begins writing her own for healing and closure. Alice is the narrative voice of the main book (Alice’s Unsent Letters) and the author persona behind the three bonuses: Unsent Letters: Letters You’ll Never Send, Letters I’ll Never Send: Pocket Poems for Release (50 poems), and The Companion Workbook.
You’re getting the main book—30 unsent letters from Alice Rose Harper (NYC café owner, daughter, believer)—plus three bonuses:
Unsent Letters: Letters You’ll Never Send (a collection of 57 unsent letters),
Unsent Letters — The Companion Workbook
Letters I’ll Never Send: Pocket Poems for Release (50 short poems for fast relief).
It’s a collection of short, intimate, letter-style poems written in the voice of Alice Rose Harper. Each poem speaks to someone (or something) we don’t actually send a message to—an ex, a parent, a memory, even God. It’s for people who like honest, specific, soft-but-strong writing.
No. Alice's Unsent letters are for reading, you also get the three bonuses: Unsent Letters: Letters You’ll Never Send, Letters I’ll Never Send: Pocket Poems for Release (50 poems), and The Companion Workbook, is there when you’re ready.
No. It’s self-help you can hold. Many readers pair it with therapy. If you feel unsafe or overwhelmed, seek local professional help.
The ebooks (read on any device) + Companion Workbook (fillable PDF and print-ready). You’ll receive all immediately.
The practice is designed for not sending. The relief comes from finishing the page and releasing it safely.
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Thirty unsent letters + 3 companion pieces. Yours today.
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