8. The book includes an excerpt from an interview in which Mae and Hannah’s father, a scientist, is quoted saying, “I’ve always felt scientists and the faithful have more in common than we’ve ever given ourselves a chance to see. At the end of the day, we’re asking many of the same questions.” Does this ring true to you or not? Do you think that religious faith and scientific belief in the existence of things that cannot be seen are similar? Why or why not?

9. “Do right by the miracle” becomes something of a refrain for Hannah and Drew. What does that mean to you?

About the Author

Heather Demetrios is a critically acclaimed author and writing coach. Her novels include I’ll Meet You There, Bad Romance, and Exquisite Captive. She is the recipient of the PEN New England Susan P. Bloom Discovery Award for her debut novel, Something Real, which is not at all impressive to her cat or her imaginary friends. Find out more about Heather and her books at heatherdemetrios.com, or sign up for email updates here.

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