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Yes, this is a paranormal retelling of Mr. and Mrs. Smith. Yes, it was ridiculous. And yes, I loved it.
I just love Gwenda Bond. Her "The Date from Hell / Not Your Average Hot Guy" duology was so much fun and I can't wait to get my hands on whatever she writes next.

A fun but slightly flawed take on the movie Mr. & Mrs. Smith. For readers that enjoy light-hearted but predictable paranormal romances, this will be fun escapist reading. For me, the premise got old fast and ended a bit over the top.
3 stars
Thank you to NetGalley and St. Martin’s Press for an advanced readers copy of this book.

This was a cute and love the story plot. I really enjoyed this book and it’s a book I do need in my library.

Mr. And Mrs. Smith but make it witchy! One of my all time favorite movies! I enjoyed the screen to book adaptation with this one and the witchy vibes.
Thank you #StMartinsPress and #NetGalley for an advanced copy in exchange for an honest review

Thank you to St. Martin's Press and NetGalley for an eARC in exchange for an honest review.
I got this because I thought it was a re-telling of the Mr & Mrs Smith movie
I went in blind because I have a bad habit of downloading books with hopes and not reading the descriptions. But this story is good! Savy is an agent of CRONE and Griffin is a HUNTER agent himself. They both have secret identities and somehow manage to find love with one another 2hich is cute!
But on the day of their wedding, their identities get revealed, and everything goes down.
I liked the book overall and how the story is told. I also liked the side characters and would've wanted to see more of them.
Great read!!

This book has everything that you'd hope for. It included family drama, almost like a remake of Romeo and Juliet but add witches to it. I also enjoyed the twist and never saw it coming. I'm looking forward to adding it to our library catalog, but obviously marking out the spicy details so my students won't read that.

A perfect blend of romance, suspense, and a touch of humor, creating a unique and engaging reading experience. The chemistry between the main characters Savvy and Griffin is palpable, providing a strong emotional anchor amidst the chaos that surrounds them. The plot twists and turns keep the reader guessing until the final pages, making this novel a delightful and unpredictable adventure.
Thank you to NetGalley, St. Martin's Press, St. Martin's Griffin and author Gwenda Bond for the opportunity to review the advance copy of this book.

Gwenda Bond
Mr. & Mrs. Witch: A Novel
Savvy & Griffin
You will love this couple. They were lovers and then mortal enemies and then lovers again.
This was a really fun book to read!
ARC by Netgallery, opinion by me.

This was a fun riff on the premise of the film Mr. and Mrs. Smith; instead of spies on opposing parties, it's a witch and a witch hunter. Savannah is in a whirlwind romance with Griffin when they first cross in London. As she continues to be assigned to missions worldwide, she continues to cross paths with Griffin. When Savvy is about to walk down the aisle to marry Griffin, they realize they never truly knew each other. Now that both of their lives are in danger, though, they realize that they were meant to love each other and fight for each other despite it all. It was a fun read from beginning to end.

A very fun, cute supernatural version of Mr & Mrs Smith. She's a witch.. he's a hunter.. is it possible that love can truly conquer all?
After a short, but passionate courtship, they Griffin and Savvy are ready to get married, until their wedding is interrupted by the respective heads of their secret organizations, spilling their secret identifies, and splitting them apart. but for how long?
Really enjoyed this sweet, fun romance with a witchy twist.

I almost gave up on this one about a quarter of the way in, but I decided to stick with it as it is October and it's a book about witches. I have been very much theme-reading this month. I am glad I stuck with it because it actually was a lot of fun. Dare I say it was charming?? The plot twists were fun and kept the story moving along. The side characters were also fun and interesting. It's campy, it's about witches - totally fun for an October read. I could really see this being made into a movie - the author's descriptions of the characters, the setting, even the spells were well-done and made it easy for me to conjure them in my mind. Puns aside, thanks to NetGalley and the Publisher for an early copy (I feel bad when I read them after the publishing date, but felt it was only appropriate to read this in October).

This was a super fun paranormal play on the movie Mr. and Mrs. Smith. I thought the characters secretly being in opposed paranormal groups worked really well, but when they learn who the other really is they have to look closer into the organizations they are a part of. I wished there had been a little more to the conclusion, but overall it was a fun read with paranormal rom-com vibes.

Mr. & Mrs. Witch just wasn't my cup of tea. I don't like the plot device of bouncing between time periods and I feel that those pages could have been of better use developing the characters and plot. I still liked it enough to finish it but would have loved more time with the characters in the "Now".

It took me a bit to really get engaged in this one, but I ended up glad that I stuck it out! I This is a fun/funny romp with nemeses to lovers vibes that totally work for me. This is a great read for my "witchy fall vibes" season!

Thank you SMP Romance and NetGalley for the eARC of Mr. & Mrs. Witch! All opinions in this review are my own.
This book is nonstop from the first chapter! On their wedding day, Griffin learns that Savvy is a witch and she learns that he is a witch hunter. When both of their organizations order them to take the other one out, Savvy and Griffin must decide if their love is stronger than their organizations. Mr. & Mrs. Witch is a fast-paced read that is perfect for October!

Hello Mr and Mrs Smith the Witchy and Supernatural version! I was a little put off due to the fact that I didn't love Mr and Mrs. Smith (call me Bias Team Aniston), but I absolutely devoured this one, and it's the perfect Halloween read!
The bad ass woman, one of the most powerful witches around falls for the geeky guy (who happens to be a witch hunter.) Let the fun the begin! Should they kill each other or team up? As secrets are revealed they must team up to defeat one common enemy. This is a fun and action packed, romance read and I loved it.
A quick and fun read, and will definitely help pull any reader out of a slump.
Thank you to netgalley and st martin's press for a copy in exchange for review

I did not finish this one, it was not for me, I couldn't relate to the characters, and just did not care for the story.

I was really excited to read this based on the premise, and it was a bit disappointing. The chemistry wasn’t there, and the drama felt flat.
Thank you, Netgalley and St. Martin’s Press, for this eARC.

Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for this ARC!
This was such a fun witchy book for spooky szn!
Loved the writing and the sizzle.

I had so much fun with Mr. & Mrs. Witch. Apparently, Gwenda Bond had written plenty a book, including one based on Stranger Things (my favorite show!), but this was my first time reading from her - what a joyful experience it was! I love the entire forbidden romance trope, and I really loved the witchiness of it. Let's also just mention at this point that Gwenda Bond is such a good name for a witchy writer.
I did find that it took me a few chapters to get into the story. I didn't connect with the characters at first, and it took me a minute to grasp onto the situation of the story, but once I did, I was all in. There was spice, action, drama, comedy. One of the things I really loved about the story was that it was set in that Atlanta area - Decatur, to be specific, with actual locations featured where I've been in real life, which was very cool. It made me enjoy the book more than I would have otherwise.
This was a fun, flirty, adventurous book that I really enjoyed.