Lara Jean wrote the letters for one Peter. But then the universe gave them to another. When her forgotten letters accidentally end up in Queens, Peter Parker discovers a love story that was never written for him. He knows the words belong to someone else, but he can't help being captivated by the girl behind the initials L.J. With only the initials L.J. as a clue, Peter never expects that the girl behind the letters would soon be moving into the room right across from his at NYU. or... In which Lara Jean's forgotten love letters becoming the beginning of a new story with the wrong Peter.

Peter Parker is wiped out. Erased. Gone, to the world. No papers, no documents, no friends... it's as if he never existed. College life is one thing he thinks will be normal-after all, everyone's new. Yeah, it's devastating that he has to see MJ and Ned go to MIT while he is stuck in NYU, living in the same apartment in Queens in the ghost of his aunt's memory... but he's a superhero. He should deal with even the painful loss of everyone he's ever known. Yet he finds out that not quite everyone forgot him-Lara Jean Song-Covey, his middle school pen pal, remembers him-not by Peter Parker, but by Poster Boy, which he used to sign every letter. He can't help but feel an immense gratitude that someone remembers him... cover made by me!

After the Blip, Lara Jean Covey moves to New York for college, ready to start fresh - until she meets the boy next door who just might have more secrets than the ones she keeps in her letters.

Dear Peter Kavinsky, Lara Jean never expected anyone to read the letter. Especially not Peter Parker. A wrong address brings two strangers together in New York, where one girl is trying to start over, one boy is hiding a life behind a mask, and one forgotten letter refuses to stay forgotten. She thinks Peter Parker is just another university student. He knows he's the boy who accidentally fell in love with her words. And somewhere between late-night conversations, impossible disappearances, and a masked hero who keeps showing up at the wrong time... Lara Jean might realize that the wrong Peter can still be the right one. 💌🕷️

Fresh off the heartbreaking events of No Way Home, Peter is living in a cramped, drafty Manhattan apartment, working odd jobs, and keeping his head down. Doctor Strange's spell worked too well: no one remembers Peter Parker ever existed. By night, he protects the city as a suit-and-sewing-kit Spider-Man; by day, he is a ghost wandering through a crowded metropolis. Meanwhile, Lara Jean has arrived in New York City to start her freshman year at NYU. While excited to craft her dream life in Manhattan, the adjustment is harder than she expected. Balancing high-concept literature courses, navigating city subways, and dealing with the gradual, quiet distance forming between her and Peter Kavinsky in a long-distance relationship leaves her feeling adrift. To process her homesickness and evolving feelings, Lara Jean returns to her oldest habit: writing unsent love letters to clarify her heart. But will one letter change her fate forever?

lara jean covey has always been better at writing her feelings than actually saying them. whenever she falls for someone, she writes them a letter. she puts everything she could never say out loud onto paper, seals the envelope, and hides it away. the letters aren't meant to be sent. they're supposed to be an ending. until her little sister finds them. suddenly, five boys have five letters that were never meant to leave lara jean's room, including a boy she's never actually met. peter parker. to lara jean, peter is just a boy she's seen from a distance. a smart, awkward kid from new york who somehow ended up in one of her letters without ever knowing she existed. to peter, she's just a name on an envelope. but when their paths finally cross, neither of them realizes that they've already met once before, through a letter. and maybe the hardest part won't be falling for each other. maybe it'll be figuring out what to do with everything they never meant to say.

Lara Jean writes letters to every boy she's ever loved they're never supposed to be sent. So when one accidentally ends up in the hands of a boy named Peter Parker instead of Peter Kavinsky, neither of them expects what comes next.One wrong address turns into years of letters, secrets, and a friendship that exists entirely on paper. Then Lara Jean moves to New York and Peter Parker realizes the girl he's been writing to for years is suddenly much closer than either of them expected. Some letters are meant to stay buried. Some people aren't.