Mistaken Send

Previously published as Mistaken Send by Danielle A. Calise.Megan Carter knows Jackson Taylor's public voice: controlled, dark, and polished enough to make him one of publishing's most reliable bestsellers. Then the wrong attachment lands in her inbox.After Midnight is nothing like the book Jackson owes her. It is intimate, romantic, and more vulnerable than anything he has ever published. Megan should delete it. Instead, she reads just enough to realize two things: the manuscript is very good-and its heroine carries details that feel uncomfortably familiar.Jackson knows exactly how bad the mistake is. The secret manuscript exposes a side of him he has kept private for years, but the greater danger is what it reveals about how long he has been paying attention to Megan. When attraction becomes impossible to ignore, they set rules meant to protect her career, his reputation, and the book itself.But Jackson has a habit of deciding which truths other people need to know. When an archived early draft surfaces and proves he withheld more than he admitted, Megan is forced to ask whether intimacy built on partial truth can become real trust. And Jackson must learn that confession is not the same thing as repair.Mistaken Send is a standalone contemporary romance about authorship, privacy, ambition, desire, and the courage it takes to stop controlling the story long enough to tell the whole truth.