Send

A sharp, contemporary novel about the perils of the “send” button, this story follows a Washington political consultant whose career unravels after a misdirected email exposes his private cynicism. What begins as a small digital mistake quickly spirals into professional ruin and personal reckoning, as he confronts questions of integrity, ambition, and the curated personas we present to the world. Written by a former New York Times opinion editor, the book draws on insider knowledge of media and politics to explore how technology magnifies human flaws and accelerates public judgment. Both witty and cautionary, it will appeal to readers interested in workplace drama, modern communication, and the fragile line between private thought and public consequence.