The long-awaited sequel to a word-of-mouth bestseller!

In the Suffolk village of Barton Heath there is a cottage with a blue door, where bundles of herbs hang from the beams and the jars hold recipes older than anyone can remember. Eden Beck is the village herbalist, the latest in a long line of women who can feel a plant's purpose in their hands.

But these days, Eden is hardly ever there. There are podcasts, publishers, trains to London—the quiet life of connection she worked so hard to build has turned into something else entirely. Until, beneath a false floor in an old oak chest, she finds a locked book of cures: four hundred years of remedies, spells, and secrets. Could this be what brings her back to her magic?

But then a village woman dies after drinking one of Eden's teas, and her world begins to come apart. Police come for her jars, the village turns away, and her husband keeps disappearing for hours on end. For the first time, Eden doubts her own hands. The lost Book of Cures holds answers... will she find them in time to save herself?

A spellbinding, heartwarming read for fans of The Lost Apothecary, Practical Magic, and Sarah Addison Allen.