A chance discovery. A lost letter. A love worth risking everything for.

When editor Claire Whitmore finds a rain-soaked envelope outside her apartment building, she makes a choice that will change her life forever—she reads it. The handwritten letter is achingly beautiful, written by a man to a woman named Margot, filled with longing and unguarded emotion in a world of texts and emails.

She never expects the mysterious writer to track her down the very next morning.

Adrian Whitfield is a successful art dealer who's still recovering from a broken heart. He's charming, intense, and writes letters like poetry. He's also completely wrong for Claire, who's spent the past six months rebuilding her life and her trust after her own devastating breakup. She's learned to be careful, to stay in control, to never let anyone close enough to hurt her again.

But Adrian makes her want to be brave.

As their connection deepens, Claire discovers that Adrian's ex-girlfriend is none other than Margot—the woman from the letter. And in a twist of fate that feels like something out of the novels Claire edits, Margot is now her newest author, working on a memoir that requires Claire's editorial expertise.

Caught between professional obligations and personal desires, Claire must navigate the complicated territory of new love built on the foundations of old heartbreak. Can she learn to trust again? Can Adrian truly move forward while his past keeps intersecting with their present? And what does it mean to love someone—not the idealized version, but the real, messy, complicated truth of them?

Midnight Letters is a contemporary romance about second chances, the courage it takes to be vulnerable, and the kind of love that's worth the risk.

Perfect for fans of Emily Henry, Christina Lauren, and anyone who believes in the power of handwritten words in a digital age.