Mr. & Mrs. Witch

I just finished Mr and Mrs Witch by Gwenda Bond and here are my thoughts

The day has arrived. The day that Savannah, a powerful witch, is set to marry a mortal. He has no idea who she really is and evidently, she has no idea he is part of a team of witch hunters. As Savvy walks down the aisle, it becomes clear that they are both on different sides of an ancient fight and they call off their wedding. Trouble is, now the leaders of both their factions have given them assignments... The assignment is only one of them is allowed to live....


Whoo hoo this book was so much fun! I love a great witchy romance book and this one was so cute! Had a real Mr and Mrs Smith vibe to it which made the story so much cooler.

I really enjoyed the character development on this one. Savvy, beautiful and powerful witch falls in love with a dorky academic professor. The only thing I did find weird was that these two were both supposedly so good at their respective positions within their organizations yet had no clue about each other? I know love is blind but come on!! If there had been hints in there that they were both ignoring.... Sure. I could have gotten on board with that but them being clueless? No, that doesn't stand with how these characters were laid out for us. Felt a little unrealistic to me but it didn't impact my enjoyment so I let it go haha.

Loved the whole plot though. The ending was really clever and I love how things worked out in the end. I would have liked more information on the magic and more background but honestly, it was so well written that some of the more obvious problems with missing context could be overlooked.

The timeline was a little weird to me as well and made the book not flow as well as I usually would have liked but it was as interesting way of giving us the information we needed because I did feel that there was information I was missing and the going back to the start of how they met definitely filled in the blanks!

Well worth the read if you love a witch romance read! 4 stars!

Thank you @stmartinspress and @netgalley for my review copy and my opinions are my own!