Margin of Error

Professor Eliza Castro prides herself on precision - in her data, in her lectures, and in her choice of company. So, when her closest friend, the Department Chair, is allegedly defamed online, Eliza has no trouble deciding who's guilty: that outspoken, sharp-tongued student in her Survey Operations class, Deahyah Cruz.

Determined to dig up the truth, Eliza does what any meticulous academic would do - she gets close to the suspect. But Deahyah isn't what she expected. Beneath the sarcastic smiles and quick comebacks is a woman who might actually be innocent... and dangerously charming.

Between developing a class survey instrument and dodging faculty gossip, Eliza and Deahyah are forced into each other's orbits - heated arguments, and accidental moments that feel a little too much like flirting.

As questions are asked and answers unfold, Eliza begins to wonder if her greatest miscalculation wasn't in her research... but in underestimating the student who just might change everything.

Hate can be precise. Love, on the other hand, is full of beautiful errors.