Margot Weyward is 35 and a woman with a full life and an eye permanently on the future: a high-powered career, solid friends and an extensive retirement plan already in place. She’s got the flat, the sterling silver salt and pepper pots and the investment, life-time handbag that will last forever.The only thing missing is the right guy. Margot has high-standards—set by her beloved grandfather—and she wants a “keeper”. The man version of a handbag that will last.   So when she meets Henry - handsome, kind, funny, broke—he’s not even slightly what she’s looking for. But he makes her laugh and she finds herself rapidly becoming smitten, in spite of her best-laid-plans. This could actually work: they have a potential future together, and she’s excited.   Then the visions start. At first, they seem like brief intrusive thoughts and Margot simply dismisses them. But as these visions begin to become longer and