Head Witch in Charge (The Sherwood Witches 1) by Avery Flynn

A spicy, banter-forward rom-com where the “responsible heir” witch has one problem she can’t organize her way out of: the husband she accidentally married under a full moon—who happens to be the heir to her family’s bitterest enemies. Head Witch in Charge is magical road-trip mayhem with tangled history, reluctant teamwork, and the kind of chemistry that makes “I definitely don’t like him” a full-time lie.

Leona Amber Sherwood is the heir to the most powerful family in all of Witchingdom, which means she’s basically obligated to be responsible, controlled, and never do the unexpected. Except for that one time she did: she got married at midnight under a full moon to Erik Svensen, heir to her family’s deepest enemies.

Leona has regretted it ever since—especially because Erik won’t agree to a divorce unless they return an ancient spell book to his family’s secured facility. So they hit the road together, forced into close quarters and reluctant cooperation. Along the way, they run into trolls, nymphs, satyrs, and more—and Leona starts seeing sides of Erik that don’t match the “evil trickster” story she’s been telling herself.

The longer they’re stuck together, the more enchanted she becomes… which is the last thing she wants. (And if she keeps repeating that, maybe she’ll start to believe it.)