Ann AguirreScience Fiction · Dystopian·b. 1970
Witch Please
Synopsis
Danica Waterhouse is a witch whose magic runs on technology, and she wants nothing to do with romance. A toxic ex and a family that meddles in her magical life have left her with a pact: no relationships, and no spellwork that touches her heart. She keeps busy repairing broken appliances instead.
Titus Winnaker owns the coziest bakery in town and still believes in lasting love, though his own romantic history has been a disappointment. He bakes cinnamon rolls and keeps hoping.
When the two meet, the pull between them is immediate and strong, and it may be the most powerful magic either has felt. Spells misfire around them, and Danica's rule about keeping her heart out of it gets harder to follow.
This is a paranormal romantic comedy set in a town where spells go haywire and feelings run high. The tone is light and funny, with a warm, small-town feel and a romance built on chemistry and second chances. It opens the Fix-It Witches series, and the next book follows a character named Clementine.
How it reads
Prose complexity 4/10