What Roots Know

Elara Hartwood knows every plant in her greenhouse, every face in her village, and which floorboard creaks in the dark. She's the herbalist of Greyhollow now - a place where magic lives in what plants remember: where they grew, what they witnessed, the small histories they carry into every remedy.Then a letter comes from Thornhaven, the city that once had no use for her. It doesn't want the woman who left. It wants the herbalist she became - a real practice, real money, a door back to the life she walked away from.The village assumes she'll stay. Finn, the potter who's waited quietly for two years, isn't so sure. And Elara, who built this belonging so carefully she never let herself truly need it, has to work out what home actually costs.The closing book of the Greyhollow trilogy: cozy fantasy of small-town magic, found family, slow-burn romance, and the quiet courage of staying. Perfect for fans of Travis Baldree's Legends & Lattes, Becky Chambers's A Psalm for the Wild-Built, and Sarah Beth Durst's The Spellshop.