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If there’s one thing I’ll never get tired of, it’s a good witchy read. Whether it’s dark and gothic, cozy and magical, or full of fierce women rewriting their destinies, witch books just have a way of pulling me in every single time.
And 2025 is absolutely stacked with exciting new releases that I cannot wait to get my hands on. From Naomi Novik and Silvia Moreno-Garcia to fresh new voices bringing inventive twists to the genre, this fall is shaping up to be pure magic.
I’ve rounded up all the new witchy releases I’m most excited about (and yes, my TBR is already trembling), so if you’re ready to dive into spells, secrets, and just a little bit of trouble, keep reading—these are the books you’ll want on your radar.
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Cozy Witch Books 2025
A Witch’s Guide to Magical Innkeeping by Sangu Mandanna (July 15)
This might be my most anticipated of the year—Sangu Mandanna’s The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches is one of my comfort reads, so the idea of magical innkeeping has me absolutely charmed already. I’m picturing spell-infused housekeeping, cozy found family vibes, and whimsical magic, and honestly, I can’t wait to curl up with this one.
The Hearth Witch’s Guide to Magic and Murder by Kiri Callaghan (Oct 7)
I’m really looking forward to this cozy witch mystery! Avery Hemlock, a centuries-old changeling, teams up with recently heartbroken Saga Trygg to tackle London’s supernatural crimes. From the description alone, the mix of magic, danger, and an unlikely partnership makes it one of the witchy fall reads I’m most excited to add to my TBR. Think Practical Magic meets a cozy mystery paperback you’d devour on a rainy night.
Violet Thistlewaite Is Not a Villain Anymore by Emily Krempholtz (Nov 18)
Okay, how fun is this title? Violet is done being cast as the villainess, thank you very much, and she’s ready to rewrite her own story. With small-town charm, second-chance romance, and plenty of witchy fun, this is a fall release I can’t wait to dive into.
Witch Romance Books 2025
Love’s a Witch by Tricia O’Malley (Aug 26)
For readers craving lighter witchy romance, Love’s a Witch is here to deliver. O’Malley has a knack for breezy, magical rom-coms, and this one brings together spells, sparks, and plenty of small-town charm. If you’re in the mood for a feel-good witch romance with quirky vibes and a guaranteed happy ending, this is the perfect late-summer escape.
Dragon Fires Everywhere by Hazel Beck (Sep 23)
I’m so excited for this witch romance! Georgie Pendell, a newly minted historian of the Riverwood Coven, accidentally frees a dragon shifter—and sparks fly in more ways than one. With star-crossed romance, slow burn tension, and a dash of coven politics, it promises a fun, witchy adventure perfect for fall.
Rebel Witch by Kristen Ciccarelli (Feb 18)
Rune Winters is on the run and forced to team up with a dangerous enemy while navigating deadly politics, betrayal, and lingering feelings for the boy she once loved. Packed with high stakes, dark magic, and forbidden romance, the conclusion to The Crimson Moth duology will scratch your romantasy itch.
The House Saphir by Marissa Meyer (Nov 4)
Fans of cozy witchy mysteries and haunted estates will want to keep an eye on this one. Mallory Fontaine, a “fraud” witch who can only see ghosts, is hired to rid a sprawling ancestral home of its restless spirits—but when murder strikes, she’s caught in a web of intrigue, magic, and suspense. With clever twists, ghostly encounters, and a dash of romance, this is a standout witchy fall read for anyone who loves magical mysteries with heart.
As Many Souls as Stars by Natasha Siegel (Nov 25)
This inventive, gothic romance follows a witch and an immortal demon across centuries in a cat-and-mouse chase filled with magic, intrigue, and impossible choices. With epic stakes, reincarnation, and a bond that defies time, it’s a spellbinding story of love, legacy, and survival.
Dark & Gothic Witch Books 2025
Witchcraft for Wayward Girls by Grady Hendrix (Jan 14)
Grady Hendrix has a knack for horror with a satirical twist, and this time he’s tackling witchcraft. Witchcraft for Wayward Girls promises creepy thrills with a feminist bite, mixing his signature dark humor with sinister supernatural forces. If you liked How to Sell a Haunted House, imagine that vibe but with broomsticks, spellbooks, and rebellious girls channeling their power in all the wrong—or right—ways.
The Bewitching by Silvia Moreno-Garcia (July 15)
Silvia Moreno-Garcia has such a gift for atmosphere—Mexican Gothic completely transported me—so I already know The Bewitching is going to deliver moody, gothic witchiness in spades. I love her slower, haunting style of storytelling, and this one feels like it’s going to be a real feast of glamour, danger, and dark magic.
House of Monstrous Women by Daphne Fama (Aug 12)
With a title like that, how could you not be intrigued? House of Monstrous Women promises gothic horror meets feminist rage, as women embrace their monstrousness instead of apologizing for it. Dark, atmospheric, and unapologetically witchy, this one is for readers who loved House of Hunger or Bunny.
The Last Witch by C.J. Cooke (Oct 9)
I’m so excited for this historical horror! Helena Scheuberin, a strong and outspoken woman in 15th-century Innsbruck, is accused of murder and witchcraft, and must fight to protect herself and others from a ruthless witchfinder. This promises a gripping mix of courage, danger, and female power—definitely one of the darker witchy fall reads I’m most excited about.
Dark Sisters by Kristi DeMeester (Dec 9)
I’m really looking forward to this dark, multi-generational witch story. Spanning three centuries, it follows Anne, Mary, and Camilla as each faces persecution, forbidden love, and ancient powers that refuse to die. With curses, historical tension, and generational intrigue, this is shaping up to be one of the most haunting witchy fall reads coming out in 2025.
Other 2025 Witchy Releases to Keep on Your Radar
Human Rites by Juno Dawson (July 1)
The witches of Her Majesty’s Royal Coven are reunited—but not without complications. With Lucifer dangling a dangerous deal in front of Theo, dark magic, broken bonds, and high-stakes choices set the stage for a thrilling finale. Fans of intense witchy adventures and magical family drama will want to keep this on their radar.
A Resistance of Witches by Morgan Ryan (July 15)
Rebellious witches rising up against oppression? Yes, please. Lydia Polk must stop a deadly magical grimoire from falling into Nazi hands, teaming up with a fierce resistance fighter and a magical historian along the way. For readers who love historical magic and high-stakes adventure, this WWII-set witch story is full of suspense, clever magic, and courageous heroines.
Hekate: The Witch by Nikita Gill (Sep 16)
This stunning reimagining of Greek myth follows the young goddess Hekate as she navigates loss, exile, and the underworld, discovering her power and purpose along the way. With mythic adventure, coming-of-age themes, and a richly imagined world, it’s a spellbinding witchy fall read for fans of magical, character-driven stories.
The Summer War by Naomi Novik (Sep 16)
A young witch accidentally curses her brother to a life without love and must find a way to undo it, navigating family, magic, and a centuries-old conflict. With heartfelt storytelling, clever magic, and richly imagined characters, this novella is a poignant and enchanting witchy fall read. If you loved Uprooted or Spinning Silver, get ready for another witchy tale that feels both epic and deeply intimate.
The Women of Wild Hill by Kirsten Miller (Oct 7)
Three descendants of a powerful witching family are called back to their ancestral home to uncover their magical legacy. With dark gifts, family secrets, and a fierce fight to reclaim their power, this story mixes witty modern storytelling with spellbinding magic.