- Published: 10 November 2026
- ISBN: 9798217095452
- Imprint: Bantam Dell
- Format: Paperback
- Pages: 352
- RRP: $42.99
Under the Orchard's Spell
A Novel
- Published: 10 November 2026
- ISBN: 9798217095452
- Imprint: Bantam Dell
- Format: Paperback
- Pages: 352
- RRP: $42.99
“Craving a sweet seasonal read sprinkled with mystery and romance? Ann Adams’ new novel delights from page one!”
—Woman’s World
"I adored every page of this magical, sweet, poignant, romantic, and beautiful story of love and loss, curses and choices, healing and happiness! A lovely second-chance romance with an enchanted orchard you won't want to leave!"
—Sarah Beth Durst, New York Times bestselling author of The Spellshop
"A cinnamon-spiced hug of a book that must be added to your fall reading list! When Ali's uncle passes away, she returns to the family's orchard and must uncover the mysteries—and potential curse—it holds. With a second chance romance, a sentient orchard, and a charming cast of characters, it's perfect for cozy romance readers!"
—Demi Winters, New York Times bestselling author of The Road of Bones
"Stunningly immersive and romantic, Under the Orchard’s Spell weaves grief, complicated family, heartache, magic, and the inescapable pull of a true second chance into a whimsical, page-turning small-town love story. Romance readers, meet your new favorite author!"
—Julian Winters, USA Today bestselling author of Last First Kiss
"Ann Adams delivers an enchanting, evocative second-chance romance with a dash of mystery and magic. The perfect read to cozy up with—I was absolutely charmed."
—Emily Ohanjanians, author of The Book Tour
"A beautifully written, deeply affecting novel that wrapped itself around my heart. The story is rich with atmosphere, and the orchard setting feels alive on every page, woven into the story in a way that it becomes a character in its own right. Under the Orchard’s Spell features a romance that is tender, affirming, and gentle in the best way (my favorite kind), with an enchanting mystery threaded through its pages that kept me guessing. A truly lovely read about grief, love, and learning when to let go and when to hold on tighter—a reminder that even after loss, new beginnings can take root in the most unexpected places."
—Sabina Nordqvist, author of It's All in Your Head