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Mitch Wayland expected to spend a lonely Christmas break at Braeburn Academy. Instead, he wins a cell phone that was never meant to leave a top-secret government laboratory. The phone has one unbelievable enter a number, press SEND, and you're instantly teleported to that location.
What begins as the perfect escape to Maui—and a chance to spend time with the girl he's been dreaming about—quickly turns into a dangerous game of cat and mouse. With the FBI desperate to recover the device and a ruthless foreign spy armed with a similar phone hot on his trail, Mitch finds himself racing across Hawaii and the mainland in a high-stakes chase where anyone can appear anywhere at any time. Fast-paced, funny, and full of adventure, SEND is a thrilling story of first love, friendship, and what happens when the most powerful technology on Earth lands in the hands of an ordinary teenager.
What begins as the perfect escape to Maui—and a chance to spend time with the girl he's been dreaming about—quickly turns into a dangerous game of cat and mouse. With the FBI desperate to recover the device and a ruthless foreign spy armed with a similar phone hot on his trail, Mitch finds himself racing across Hawaii and the mainland in a high-stakes chase where anyone can appear anywhere at any time. Fast-paced, funny, and full of adventure, SEND is a thrilling story of first love, friendship, and what happens when the most powerful technology on Earth lands in the hands of an ordinary teenager.
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Published July 4, 2026
About the author
Bryan Dunn
12 books16 followersBorn: Santa Barbara, California
Work: At various times I have: bussed tables, delivered mattresses, painted houses, worked in a machine shop, worked for an ad agency, worked at Santa Barbara Magazine,
Islands magazine, and Serbin Communications
Favorite sports: cycling, sailing
Favorite foods: tri-tip, cheeseburgers
Favorite hobby: curio & relic firearms
Favorite movie: The Treasure of the Sierra Madre
Favorite quote: “The simplification of anything is always sensational.” – GK Chesterson
My coffee: Black as the devil and hot as hell
Stranded on a desert island my three favorite books would be: Moby Dick, Two Years Before the Mast, Memoirs of an Invisible Man
Work: At various times I have: bussed tables, delivered mattresses, painted houses, worked in a machine shop, worked for an ad agency, worked at Santa Barbara Magazine,
Islands magazine, and Serbin Communications
Favorite sports: cycling, sailing
Favorite foods: tri-tip, cheeseburgers
Favorite hobby: curio & relic firearms
Favorite movie: The Treasure of the Sierra Madre
Favorite quote: “The simplification of anything is always sensational.” – GK Chesterson
My coffee: Black as the devil and hot as hell
Stranded on a desert island my three favorite books would be: Moby Dick, Two Years Before the Mast, Memoirs of an Invisible Man
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