Honestly, Honey by H. B. Stapley

Love, like a garden, grows when it’s tended. Green witch Honey St. Clair wants nothing more than to stay in her house, write her plant care newspaper column, and tend her overflowing garden. Even with her socialite grandfather and brazen enchanted pothos plant encouraging her to experience life, Honey is determined to stay put. Life beyond her fence has proven to be nothing more than an anxiety-inducing minefield. When the handsome but surly new neighbor, Ford, moves next door with his seven (yes, seven) selkie siblings, his only focus is to find work to provide for his family. In the wake of the Great Depression, that’s easier said than done, especially when he’s distracted by the charming young neighbor witch constantly peering out her window. The two are drawn to each other like roots to water, but Ford's immense responsibilities and Honey's unhealed wounds may block the way to their happily ever after. Set in a magical 1930s Boston, Honestly, Honey is a dual POV cozy historical fantasy romance that will enchant fans of Sarah Beth Durst’s The Enchanted Greenhouse and Sangu Mandanna’s The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches.