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Kaja Fiscus believes in numbers.

Test scores. Stock returns. Marathon times. Tips at the bar. Percentiles. Probabilities. Numbers are clean, logical, and - unlike people - supposed to tell the truth.

So when the students in her San Francisco high school math department land in the bottom tenth percentile on a state proficiency exam, Kaja takes the failure personally. She has spent years teaching kids everyone else has underestimated, and she knows their problem isn't a lack of intelligence. It's everything surrounding the test: poverty, anxiety, language barriers, family pressure, and the inconvenient fact that teenagers are human beings rather than data points.

Unfortunately, the school board has another solution.

Ronan Larson.

An educational consultant with an Ivy League r sum , an expensive motorcycle, a talent for turning everything into a performance metric - and a face Kaja has been trying to forget since college. Ronan thinks the answer is structure, repetition, strategy, and measurable results. Kaja thinks he represents everything wrong with an education system obsessed with scores.

Worse, he's now supervising her department.

With six months to pull the school out of academic probation, Kaja and Ronan are forced to work together while arguing over practically everything: teaching, privilege, ambition, psychology, money, success - and who understood statistics better in college.

But their professional rivalry has a history neither of them completely understands.

Years ago, Kaja privately nicknamed Ronan Captain America, convinced he matched an absurdly specific prediction she'd once made about the man she was supposed to fall in love with. Ronan, meanwhile, spent years believing Kaja simply couldn't stand him.

They may both have calculated badly.

And while Kaja is trying to save her students' scores, her fiercely independent teenage daughter Rosemary is making calculations of her own - ones involving acting auditions, Los Angeles, a complicated family history, and a future Kaja isn't ready to surrender control over.

As test day approaches, every carefully separated part of Kaja's life begins colliding: motherhood, career, old regrets, buried attraction, and the uncomfortable possibility that being right isn't always the same thing as getting the right answer.

Because some equations aren't meant to be solved alone.

A witty, character-driven enemies-to-lovers romantic comedy set in San Francisco, Keeping Score blends workplace rivalry, academic competition, complicated motherhood, second-chance attraction, sharp banter, and slow-burn romance into a story about two overachievers who know how to calculate everything except each other.

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  • ISBN-13: 9798175029049
  • ISBN-10: 9798175029049
  • Publisher: Independently Published
  • Publish Date: September 2026
  • Dimensions: 9 x 6 x 0.34 inches
  • Shipping Weight: 0.38 pounds
  • Page Count: 134

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