Margin of Error

From Rachel Lacey, author of Learning Curves, comes a tender, hopeful romance about how fate is what you're given but love is what you choose, and how small sparks can change everything. Two years after Marin almost died in Manhattan, she thought she'd never run into the stranger who read her horoscope moments before the accident. So it seems like fate when they remeet in the small town where she's teaching statistics, healing from a painful divorce, and feeling that she's been in the wrong kind of love all along. Charlotte came back to Vermont for two reasons: to sell homes, and to make one for herself by solving the mystery of her mother's disappearance long ago. As she house hunts for Marin, who's started coming out to friends and family with mixed reactions, she feels a spark she'd never dared to imagine. After sharing family secrets and a night with just one bed, new feelings emerge. But as they get to the heart of the mystery--and the heart of who they are--what brought them together could tear them apart...if Charlotte's reluctance to speak her truth doesn't do it first.