In a realm where magic is as mundane as housework, we meet Rosemary, a tenacious 14-year-old girl who believes she is destined for something greater than washing the family's clothes and chasing brownies out of the mill. As the seventh daughter of a seventh son, her life should be filled with adventure and good fortune, just like the lives of seventh sons of seventh sons. Unfortunately no one else believes that, since a wise woman in the village pronounced her just another daughter. When a mysterious, oversized fox seems to be watching her, Rosemary is sure her destiny will soon be fulfilled. The plot thickens with the arrival of the enigmatic Madame Rockforde, who claims to be a matchmaker for the older daughters. However, Rosemary believes she's a witch. When the family awakens to find Linden and the stranger missing, Rosemary decides it's time to take action. With only a few paltry supplies, she ventures into the enchanted wood, determined to uncover the truth.After unexpectedly meeting up with the mysterious fox, who introduces her to a charming tree troll named Gormal, Rosemary sets off on a quest filled with peril. From confronting a clever witch to deciphering the mystery of a lost fairy castle, each twist brings her closer to understanding her destiny. Throughout her journey, she discovers lessons in bravery, loyalty, and the strength of love, as she strives to restore harmony to a world on the brink of chaos. As her adventure unfolds, Rosemary's battle against dark forces culminates in a thrilling confrontation that will alter her life forever. Just when she begins to find her place in this enchanted world, a new threat emerges, foreshadowing further challenges ahead. Join Rosemary in this enchanting tale of magic, friendship, and self-discovery that promises to keep readers captivated and eager for the next chapter in her remarkable journey! As a child, Roberta Fredericks lived in a world where fairies lived in the garden and any wish could come true. Now she brings that same feeling of magic and wonder to readers everywhere

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