The Best Witch Romance Books You Need to Read

A Letter to Three Witches by Elizabeth Bass

A Letter to Three Witches is an adorable rom-com with a magical twist that also happens to be the start of A Cupcake Coven Romance series. It follows Gwen and her cousins, witches who are banned from practicing magic. When Gwen’s cousin Trudy accidentally enchants her cupcakes, she causes havoc among her customers and her marriage. Gwen and her cousins must work together to gain control of their magic and their love lives.

A Witch’s Guide to Fake Dating a Demon by Sarah Hawley

A Witch’s Guide to Fake Dating a Demon follows Mariel, who accidentally summons a demon — one who collects mortal souls. When a deal of his goes wrong and his reputation suffers, he decides to strike a deal with Mariel. Since he can’t leave her side until they complete the bargain, they start spending a lot of time with one another. It’s the first book in the Glimmer Falls series.

Enchanted to Meet You by Meg Cabot

Enchanted to Meet You is the start of a brand new witchy series by Meg Cabot. It follows Jessica, a plus size witch who is banned from casting spells as a teenager by the World Council of Witches. When a WCW member shows up years later and asks for help, she has to decide whether to help him or protect herself. Even if this is your first Meg Cabot book, it certainly won’t be your last!

Go Hex Yourself by Jessica Clare

Go Hex Yourself is the first book in the Hex series. It follows Reggie, who aplies for a job but discovers she’s applying to be a real witch — with real powers. While dealing with this new change, her biggest issue is Ben, a warlock and the arrogant nephew of her employer. When someone starts targeting their household, Reggie and Ben must work together to break a curse. It’s a magical enemies-to-lovers rom-com you don’t want to miss.

Hex and the City by Kate Johnson

Hex and the City is a new witchy romance release for this year. It follows Poppy, a witch who works at a magic shop in Covent Garden. When she accidentally sells a cursed pendant to a celebrity magician, they need to work together to fix the choas they’ve caused.

Hex Appeal by Kate Johnson

Hex Appeal is another witch romance by Kate Johnson on this list. It follows Essie, who lives in a house with other witches in Essex. When their new landlord discovers that they haven’t paid rent since the 1700s, she tries to keep him away but he may be falling under her spell.

Mr. & Mrs. Witch by Gwenda Bond

Mr. & Mrs. Witch is another new witchy romance release for this year. When Savannah and Griffin marry, they find out the truth: she’s a witch and he’s a witch hunter. If you like the “Mr. and Mrs. Smith” vibes, you’ll definitely want to pick this book up!

Not the Witch You Wed by April Asher

If you’re looking for a mixture of paranormal and supernatural romance with some comedy, then you’ll want to pick this one up. Not the Witch You Wed follows Violet, a witch without magic who wants nothing to do with Lincoln, a wolf shifter who broke her heart. When they’re both forced to find mates, they decide to fake date to buy some time. It’s also the first book in the Supernatural Singles series.

Payback’s a Witch by Lana Harper

Payback’s a Witch is the first book in The Witches of Thistle Grove series. It follows Emmy, a witch who returns home after years of living away. While home, she runs into Talia, who is just off a bad breakup with a man who Emmy’s best friend Linden was also seeing. Talia and Linden want revenge, and Emmy needs to decide if she wants to join in. It’s an LGBTQ+ friendly book with witches, friendship and revenge.

Small Town, Big Magic by Hazel Beck

Small Town, Big Magic is a sweet rom-com that follows Emerson, a bookstore owner and Chamber of Commerce president. When some strange things happen in the town, she discovers that her lifelong arch-rival, Skip Simon, is a witch — and so is she. While exploring her powers and her possible relationship with her childhood best friend, she also deals with an ancient evil in the town. It’s the first book in the Witchlore series.

Serpent & Dove by Shelby Mahurin

Serpent & Dove is the only young adult witch romance book on this list, but it’s too good to leave out. It follows Louise, a witch on the run from her coven. After an encounter, she’s forced to marry Reid who also happens to be a witch hunter. It’s the perfect mixture of fantasy and romance. If you love marriage of convenience and are looking for a captivating series to start this fall, then this is worth a try! It’s the first book in the Serpent & Dove trilogy.

The Ex Hex by Erin Sterling

The Ex Hex follows Vivienne, who cursed her ex-boyfriend years ago after he broke her heart. When Rhys returns to town, they must put aside their history and chemistry to break a curse before more problems arise. It’s the perfect witchy romance book for fall and will leave you wanting to pick up the sequel, The Kiss Curse, too!

The League of Gentlewomen Witches by India Holton

The League of Gentlewomen Witches is the second book in the Dangerous Damsels series. While it’s the second book, it can be read as a standalone. It follows Charlotte, who works with the League of Gentlewomen Witches to use magic and improve the world. When an amulet is found, she must work to make sure it doesn’t fall into the wrong hands. She ends up working with Alex, a pirate

The Lost Witch by Paige Crutcher

Romance, history and time jumps collide in The Lost Witch. The story follows Brigid, a powerful witch living in 1922. When she wakes up in 2022 with no memories of how she got there, she learns that there is a terrible curse and she may have helped put it there. It’s full of adventure, magic and fantasy.

The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches by Sangu Mandanna

The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches follows Mika, a reclusive witch who goes to teach three young witches at a place called Nowhere House. While there, she’s tangled up in the lives and secrets of others. She also has to deal with Jamie, the handsome librarian. It’s the perfect cozy witch romance to pick up this season.

The Witch is Back by Sophie H Morgan

The Witch is Back is another great new release for this year. It follows Emma, a witch who doesn’t quite belong in witch society. When her former childhood sweetheart returns and wants her back, they decide to fake a relationship. It’s the perfect witch romantic comedy with fake-dating.

This Spells Disaster by Tori Anne Martin

This Spells Disaster is a fake-dating, queer romantic comedy that’s perfect for the fall season. It follows Morgan, who offers to fake date the woman of her dreams, Rory. When Rory accepts, the relationship starts to feel real, which leads Morgan to realize that she may have accidentally given Rory a love potion instead of a relaxation potion.

Three Kisses, One Midnight by Roshani Chokshi, Evelyn Skye and Sandhya Menon

Three Kisses, One Midnight is full of magic and romance — and it also happens to be written by three authors. It follows a group of friends known as The Coven who believe that with the help of a love potion, everything is aligned to bring them love and affection. But it might take more than a spell to make everything right before midnight.

What Became of Magic by Paige Crutcher

What Became of Magic is another witch romance on this list by Paige Crutcher. It follows Aline, a witch who can talk to ghosts. When someone witnesses her using her powers, she’s invited to another town — one that doesn’t exist on a map. While there, she learns of lost magic and how she’s the only one unique enough to do it.

What the Hex by Alexis Daria

If you’re looking for a shorter witch romance, you’ll want to try this novella. What the Hex follows Catalina, a member of one of the most powerful Latinx witch families. When she returns home for her sister’s wedding, she learns that her soon-to-be brother in law is possessed by a demon and everyone is under the spell — except for her childhood rival, Diego.

Witch of Wild Things by Raquel Vasquez Gilliland

Witch of Wild Things follows Sage, who has been running from her family since her younger sister died. When she reluctantly returns to her hometown, she ends up working with her high school sweetheart, who broke her heart. There’s magic, romance, fantasy and healing in this new release.

Witch Please by Ann Aguirre

Practical Magic mixed with Gilmore Girls and LGBTQ+ characters are waiting for you in Witch Please! The first book in the Fix-It Witches series, it follows Danica, a modern witch who is going through a messy breakup. After meeting Titus, sparks fly but their relationship is at odds because of Danica’s family. 

Witcha Gonna Do? by Avery Flynn

Witcha Gonna Do? is the first book in the Witchington series. It follows Tilda, a witch from the most powerful family of witches who happens to have no powers. When she accidentally curses her family, she must work with her nemesis, Gil, to break the spell. But their attraction to each other might complicate things.

Witches Get Stuff Done by Molly Harper

Witches Get Stuff Done is a brand new witchy rom-com. It follows Riley, a witch who recently inherited a Victorian haunted house and seeks out a coven for sisterhood and support. The last thing she expects is to be drawn to Edison, the town’s attractive librarian. It’s full of romance, humour, magic and ghosts.

Witchful Thinking by Celestine Martin

After wishing for more in her life, Lucy wakes up to learn she cast a spell, and now she can’t say no. When her high school crush Alexander asks her for help unjinxing his new house, she can’t say no. But she gets more than she bargained for when there’s magic in the air! It’s the first book in the Elemental Love series.