Thanks Netgalley and the publisher for giving me access to a free e-arc in exchange of my honnest opinion.
This was fun and hot at the same time but maybe a bit too romantic for me. I'm not a big fan of the whole love at first sight thing. The other thing that I didn't like was how everything was resolved. Like how can you be ok with spending the rest of your life without telling the truth about what you are to your soulmate ? I don't get it.
Overall I liked the story and it was a quick read. I would be interested to learn more about Clem story.

Enchanting and delightful! A recommended purchase for fiction collections where contemporary romance is popular.

This book was great about a witch, Danica, who runs a shop where she fixes different appliances in record time with the help of her magic. She is dealing with work, an ex who is inviting her to his wedding, and a family that want her to meet a nice male witch to settle down with and continue the bloodline. One day Titus walks into her shop and asks for her help fixing his oven. There is an instant connection, but he is not magic he is utterly mundane. What is a witch to do?

The romance was sweet and there is even representation with Danica being Bi that I liked. There are some weird family dynamics with a dash of guilt tripping that I am sure many of us know well. I actually liked the family dynamic and felt that it was familiar to many in the world still today.

It is an overall good time, and I am glad that I was able to pick this up and enjoy it.

**Thanks to Netgalley and SOURCEBOOKS Casablanca for granting my wish and allowing me to get an ARC of this!**

Small-town handy witch falls for a mundane (aka mortal) baker? Okay, I’ll bite. I had truly not heard of this book or author until the book Witch Please by Ann Aguirre landed in my mailbox, but everyone knows I’m a witch, so getting this book felt serendipitous. Ultimately ,it had some cheesy moments, but overall was a solid 3.75 star read for me and a perfect read for between heavy-heavy lit fic and nonfiction titles!

Danica Waterhouse comes from a long line of powerful, feminist witches, which is why her Gram is very serious about her ending up with a good witch man to carry on the bloodline. Only problem? The cute baker in town, the CinnaMan, Titus, who hits it off immediately with Danica after calling on her to fix his broken oven. Sparks fly, smoothies are shared, and soon, they have a regular lunch spot and an adorable chemistry and Danica is fighting her instincts to cut and run and save this man, and herself, a heartbreak. Titus’s has his own nerves–he’s a virgin, and feels like he is cursed because of his past relationships. Could Danica be the one to break the curse, or is she going to curse him further?

This is a fun, flirty, a bit sexy rom-com with a witchy twist. It’s definitely not fantasy, or too-witchy, it’s just got a bit of a magical bent at times. It’s 95% contemporary rom-com full of tasty sweet, saucy moments, will-they-won’t-they tension, and a happily ever after ending. What more could you want?

Witch Please by Ann Aguirre is on sale everywhere September 7, 2021

This is a dream’s coming true: a witch heroine: combination of Olivia Pope meets Diana Bishop with magical powers mixing with fixing skills!

A literally unconventional cinnamon bun hero ( surprise, surprise : he’s bia, virgin with extremely talented culinary skills) blanketed by sweet-swoon-soft dusty tale makes you feel extremely happy!

I loved the idea! I enjoyed the execution!
I loved Danica and Titus as a couple!

Both of them are so scared to suffer from broken hearts, taking this slow but blooming attraction between them is so hard to resist!

And of course the merciless grandmother of Danica watches her every move like a hawk and did I tell you Danica cannot be with a mundane if she doesn’t want to lose her magical powers. Is Titus worth to risk everything she’s built in her life?

One of my quickest, enjoyable, tempting, unputdownable reads! I had so much fun!

Special thanks to NetGalley and Sourcebooks Casablanca for sharing this digital reviewer copy with me in exchange my honest thoughts.