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Fix-It Witches Books in Order

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Explore the Fix-It Witches books in order by Ann Aguirre, with summaries, magical-romance background, and advice on where to start.

Last updated: July 15, 2026

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Fix-It Witches books in publication order

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4 books

1

Witch Please

by Ann Aguirre

2021

Practical witch Danica cannot fix a baker's broken equipment because his family is cursed. The more time she spends with Titus, the harder it is to follow her coven's rules.

2

Boss Witch

by Ann Aguirre

2022

Clementine is a powerful witch with a career problem, a family problem, and an inconvenient attraction to a very human rival. Magic and office politics make a volatile mix.

3

Extra Witchy

by Ann Aguirre

2022

A witch who keeps others at arm's length is thrown off balance by a charmingly persistent man. Their romance must survive family magic, old hurt, and a few spectacular complications.

4

The Only Purple House in Town

by Ann Aguirre

2023

Iris rents rooms in a bright purple house to people who need a fresh start. A witchy, wounded community slowly becomes home, especially when a shy neighbor enters her life.

Fix-It Witches books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Witch Please"

    Witch Please

    by Ann Aguirre

    2021Fix-It Witches, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Boss Witch"

    Boss Witch

    by Ann Aguirre

    2022Fix-It Witches, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Extra Witchy"

    Extra Witchy

    by Ann Aguirre

    2022Fix-It Witches, Book 3
  4. Book cover for "The Only Purple House in Town"

    The Only Purple House in Town

    by Ann Aguirre

    2023Fix-It Witches, Book 4

Series background & context

The Fix-It Witches series takes place in a contemporary world where magic is real but meant to stay hidden. The first book, Witch Please, follows Danica Waterhouse, a witch whose practical repair spells keep malfunctioning whenever she tries to help baker Titus Winnaker. The reason is not bad luck. It is a curse tied to his family.

Danica is used to solving problems. Titus is used to making do without magic. Their attraction puts both habits under pressure, especially when Danica's coven rules say witches should not get involved with ordinary humans.

Magic makes a mess.

The later books move through the same warm, witchy community, giving other characters their own romances while keeping spells, family baggage, and supernatural rules close at hand. The tone is playful, affectionate, and sometimes a little chaotic, but the characters' emotional problems are treated seriously. People have to unlearn old expectations about duty, love, and what they owe their families.

The setting feels cozy without being consequence-free. Magical repairs can backfire, old grudges matter, and the characters' support networks are a big part of the appeal. Expect banter, baking, spells, small-town connections, and romances that make room for messy lives.

Start with Witch Please, followed by Boss Witch, Extra Witchy, and The Only Purple House in Town. The books can each deliver a central love story, but reading in order lets the friendships and shared magical world build naturally.

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Richard Reis

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Anurag Ramdasan

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