Bay is headstrong like the rest of the women in the family, trying to find her way without being outwardly rebellious. Sydney is worried about Bay's potential relationship with a boy from the wrong family. She doesn't want to sell her recipes but she's finding it difficult keeping up with the orders and is clearly not as happy as she was during her catering years. Claire has stopped catering as her candy business has grown. The Waverleys are always uneasy as they wait for the first frost of the season, when their crazy apple tree will bloom. In First Frost, Claire and Sydney are older, happily married they both have daughters. So, I was excited when I heard the news that she was writing a book that continued the story of the Waverley family. I've loved every book I've read by Sarah, but Garden Spells has always held a special place in my heart. I was excited to find a new author whose storytelling swept me away and couldn't wait to find out what she'd come up with, next. I loved the cover, the characters, the relationships, the crazy enchanted apple tree. 2007! I remember finding the ARC on a cart at my former library, where they occasionally give away advance reader copies rather than throwing them away as many libraries do. I had to Google my own blog to find out when I read Garden Spells by Sarah Addison Allen (link leads to my review).
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