Savvy and Griffin are ready for their big day. Savvy didn't think her job as a secret witch agent would allow her to have a normal life. But then she met sweet Griffin. Sure, she has to keep part of herself hidden, but he is worth it. She just has to get through her wedding with half a guest list of witches and half a guest list of humans without anyone noticing anything off. Until they realize their main foe is in the crowd. As everything unravels Savvy and Griffin realize in front of all of their closest friends and family that they are each the thing the other spends their life protecting the world from. When the heads of each agency call for Savvy and Griffin to be taken out for their betrayal, all sorts of extraworldly creatures come from them. They run into each other at their home where they are trying to regroup and save each other's lives. As they fight for their own lives they start to unravel a massive conspiracy. They must work together to figure it out. But will they be able to overcome their differences?

This was fun and quirky and a delightfully quick read. I loved the split timeline that contrasted the utter chaos following their wedding and the sweet meet cute and their courtship.

I am thankful for the electronic copy of the book that I received from Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.

Entertaining! I still wish any witch themed book would come out from Aug-Nov, but this fit the spring time mood for me!

This was a fun, whimsical book.
I loved the then & now chapters that showed the readers how the MCs met & clicked.
A very clever take on enemies-to-lovers/second-chance romance, I'd say.


Thank you Netgalley and publisher for the ARC in exchange for an honest review.

This was such a fun read! A supernatural version of Mr. and Mrs. Smith. Savvy and Griffin are a gret couple and prove that despite the differences in what they have been led to believe, they belong together. Oh and they save the world while they're at. The secondary characters are just as fun and I would love to see more books written in this universe with some of them.

Thank you so much to NetGalley and the publisher for this E-ARC.

She's a witch, he is a H.U.N.T.E.R. They were about to be married and then it all fell apart. Each thought the other knew what the other was and deliberately sought the other out and lied. After being given orders to kill one another, they have to team up once they learn a secret and end up with assassins after them.

Overall, I enjoyed this story. Savvy and Griffin had a lot of chemistry, which made this book work. "They shouldn't be together but they love each other" always makes a good story and this version was a good idea. I just got bogged down in some of the scenes with trying to imagine what was going on that I lost interest in some parts and found myself just skipping ahead so I didn't have to read a lot of the non-dialogue parts of the book. I do enjoy the fantasy genre but this may not have been the book for me.

Thanks to NetGalley and St. Martin's Press for this ARC! All thoughts and opinions are my own.

I rated this 3 starts but I would actually give it a 2.75. For me I wish the part where they found out about each other was later on in the book, I was not expecting that within the first 20 pages. With the different timelines It a felt a little all over the place to me. I still think the storyline was cute! I will post a mini review of this book in my Instagram page the week of the release @manas_library.

Witchy version of Mr. & Mrs. Smith!

If you like the movie Mr. & Mrs. Smith you will definitely like the witch and hunter version Mr. & Mrs. Witch.

Savannah Wilde has been called in for many of the serious missions for C.R.O.N.E. (Covert Responses to Occult Nightmares) because she is one of the most powerful witches they have but she never expected to meet nerdy professor Griffin Carter during a mission in London. Savannah never expected to meet the love of her life because she could never tell her family what she actually does for a living.

Griffin Carter used his job as a professor as a cover for his real job as an agent for H.U.N.T.E.R. (Humans Undertaking Nocturnal Terror and Evil Reduction). But he was surprised to find out that Savannah was an agent for C.R.O.N.E. on their wedding day since both organizations are bitter enemies. Enemies that have bounties on both Savannah and Griffin and they need to team up to actually save their lives.

If you like the movie Mr. & Mrs. Smith you will definitely like the witch and hunter version Mr. & Mrs. Witch.

I voluntarily read and reviewed an advanced copy of this book from NetGalley. All thoughts and opinions are my own.

Everyone is saying it, and I agree!!!!! The Paranormal Mr. and Mrs. Smith. Savvy is a witch fighting against anything dark in the paranormal spectrum, and so is Griffin, but he’s a human. They meet by coincidence and then again and again, and its literally magical, and I LOVED IT!!! But we cant leave out how the book starts, they are getting married, and they each have uninvited guests that can threaten their true identities to each other, and the DRAMA!!!!!!! They are crunched on time when they find out that their lives are in danger. I am telling you guys this book was seriously awesome, I loved the different POV’s, loved Savvy’s witchy friends, because they are so damn funny, loved everything. Thanks Netgalley and the publishers for giving me the opportunity to read this book.

Mr. & Mrs. Witch by Gwenda Bond
“Never trust a smooth talker”
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Here I am again, talking about a RomCom, and again ya’ll know I’m picky when it comes to them. But BITCH! THIS BOOK RIGHT HERE HAD ME UP ALL NIGHT AND DURING BREAK, LUNCH, AND SNEAKING OFF TO THE BATHROOM TO READ IT!
The storyline and characters caught me right away, along with the drama. I really enjoyed the way Bond did the flashbacks and mixed it in with the present. I also couldn’t stop laughing at some of the banter between main characters, side characters, and just some of the events that took place. This honestly will be in my top ten RomCom recs.
The spice was passionate and just what the scenes needed, and Bond did amazing creating the moment and emotions. But ya’ll I ain’t going to spoil anymore for you. Just know that this book needs to be on your TBR list, preorder list, just all the lists. It comes out March 7th, 23 and it will leave you honestly wanting to go watch Mr. and Mrs. Smith either for the first time or again. Thank you Gwenda Bond, St. Martins’s Press, and Netgalley for the eARC.

Mr. and Mrs. Witch is a charming romantic comedy with a witchy twist that follows the rollercoaster journey of a couple from lovers to enemies and back again. An immensely enjoyable read that will leave you spellbound, it is as much fun as a broomstick ride. With its captivating plot and delightful characters, this book left me bewitched.

This story had very creative world-building! A witch and a human witch-hunter fall in love, although both have hidden their true selves from the other. Witches and witch-hunters work in secret organizations to protect the world against evil magic. Skully and Griffin were raised to believe the other group is their enemy. The oldest and most powerful witch-hunter and witch both have shown up for the wedding. Their secrets and a truce between the organizations blow up before the vows. The story line goes back and forth in time, from the wedding day, to how Skully and Griffin first met, to what is going on between the organizations. The plot has some surprising twists, good supporting characters and a satisfying HEA. I downgraded one star only because the time-switches sometimes took me out of the story before I could get back into the rhythm again. Very original and entertaining book! I look forward to reading more of this author’s writing.

Mr and Mrs Witch releases on 7 March! The storyline was inspired by the movie Mr and Mrs Smith, but with witches and hunters. This story is told in present day and in the past with alternative POV all clearly labeled. He’s a hunter, she’s a witch, and everyone is out to get them, so they have to band together…
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I love the back story of how they meet and keep missing clues about each other’s real identities.
I enjoyed this one overall, the ending, which I expected to be on the edge of my seat, was a little lackluster for me, but the rest is so fun, steamy, and swoony that I would recommend for anyone who likes open door paranormal romances. Thank you @netgalley and @smpromance

Witch books are the current hot trend in paranormal romance. I've read several recent releases in this genre, with mixed results. I snapped up this ARC as soon as I saw it, based on the title alone. A Mr. and Mrs. Smith styled plot, translated to a para romance story? Count me in.

Set in modern day, the world building was fresh and markedly different from other current witchy books. The plot was exactly what I expected from the title, and it worked. I liked that familiars were active characters, alongside their witch counterparts. I largely enjoyed the world, the plot, and the characters, although I felt the narrative dragged some when the main characters were separated. The story flowed better and was much more engaging when they were together. Good action scenes along with some nice twists and turns along the way. I'd recommend this one as a fun paranormal romance.

Thank you to St. Martin's Griffin via Netgalley for the ARC. All thoughts and opinions in this review are my own.

I received a copy of this book through Netgalley. This is my honest review.

Have you ever wished that the movie Mr. and Mrs. Smith was a paranormal romance novel? If so, your wish has been granted. And weirdly, I feel like that comment gives away the entire basic plot of this book. But I'm also pretty sure that I'd made that judgement call in the very beginning of the book, which would be accessible as a preview through Amazon anyway, so...

Even with pretty much knowing the basic plot of the story early on, I still wanted to keep reading to see how the characters got there. The story is told jumping back and forth between the start of the relationship and the present, jumping between both main characters heads as well so you get to see the whole story unfold from both angles. The past sections made the present sections a bit frustrating because there was clearly a lot of misunderstanding and assumptions being made. But I also liked the past sections more overall.

And I really don't want to get into too much more detail because I feel like that would seriously spoil the book for people who don't want real spoilers. Overall I give this book 3.9 out of 5 stars.

I was crestfallen when Savvy and Griffin’s beautiful wedding day imploded. Their secrets they’ve kept from each other came to light and now it’s full on CRONE v. HUNTER.
Or is it?
They still love each other so why do they have to be enemies?
This book as all the sorcery, supernatural, and witchy elements a reader could want.
It also a a HEA, which everyone in the universe deserves,

This book was so fun! It's witches and witch hunters, dueling spies, unknowing enemies to lovers to enemies to allies to lovers. And also there's a capybara named Captain Bear (arguably the most important element).

Savvy and Griffin are on opposite sides of a centuries-old magical conflict. Except, when they meet, they don't know that. And they immediately fall into lust with each other. Which turns into crush. Which turns into love. Sure, they both know they have big secrets, but that doesn't stop them from making it all the way to the altar. At which point, all their secrets and lies come crashing down around them. It's only when they find themselves unwilling allies at the center of something bigger that they realize that maybe their first instincts about each other were the right ones - magical conflict be damned.

The entertaining and action-packed plot was probably my favorite part of this book, followed by the fun side characters and assorted familiars (Captain Bear!!!). Savvy and Griffin held down the main character spots just fine, but magical mayhem aside, they were both fairly run of the mill. Still, their scenes together were emotional and hilarious in turns, and they exchanged some solid banter. I didn't feel totally grabbed by either one of them, but in a book like this, where the plot is the key, I didn't feel too bothered by that.

I think my main issue was the occasional odd writing choices, including the use of third person present tense, which took some getting used to for my brain. It was a little distracting, but not so terrible that I couldn't eventually sink into the story.

All in all, a very fun read that wraps up magic and spy games in one!

4/5

*I received a free ARC of this book from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review*

This quirky supernatural romcom was so fun, and felt so fresh and new. I loved the way Gwenda Bond took a popular movie and gave it a twist that made the entire concept feel new.

This book was light on spice, but HEAVY on action, which I thoroughly enjoyed. Because there was so much action, the story didn't drag. It went from zero to one hundred and stayed there until the end. I also really loved how the author used flashbacks, it really worked for this book.

I definitely recommend this book, especially for fans of supernatural romance!

Savannah, Savvy, Wilde is a powerful witch who is doing the unthinkable. She's marrying a man without supernatural powers. Except Griffin Carter isn't exactly your ordinary man. He's a member of an organization that used to hunt witches, but now just waylays supernatural threats. The problem is that Savvy and Griffin have kept their secret identities from each other. As they get ready to exchange their vows, their secrets come out. Now, both their missions are to kill each other. Savvy and Griffin soon find themselves as allys after discovering a shocking secret. Now they are working together as they are chased down by assassins who are out to collect the bounty on their heads. Can they put aside their differences to give themselves a second chance at love and marriage?

Mr. & Mrs. Witch is a witchy nod to Mr. & Mrs. Smith. This was full of romance, supernatural fun, and action. It was a fast-paced book that kept me engaged from beginning to end. Savvy and Griffin were such a sweet couple. You could tell that they loved each other, despite everything stacked against them.  The supporting characters were just as fun, and it seems like there's potential for more books to be written with these characters.

A fun, silly romance about a witch and a witch hunter who fall in love, not knowing that they're enemies. Think Mr. & Mrs. Smith, but with witchcraft! A light, enjoyable read. See link for full review.

I am so in love with the witchy romance trend and I don't want it to end! This book captured the vibes of Mr. and Mrs. Smith and gave us a perfect enemies-to-lovers romance, while also bringing in the fun cozy paranormal vibes that I love. So much fun! Thanks to SMP and Netgalley for this ARC in exchange for my honest review!