The Sherwood Witches Books in Order
Part ofAvery Flynn Books in OrderFind The Sherwood Witches books by Avery Flynn in order, with summaries, reading tips, and a guide to this magical, funny paranormal romance series.
Last updated: July 8, 2026
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The Sherwood Witches books in publication order
3 books
Witcha Gonna Do
by Avery Flynn
2022
Tilda Sherwood has no magic, a powerful witch family, and an ego-heavy nemesis she cannot stop thinking about. When she accidentally curses her whole family, teaming up with Gil is the only way to fix it.
Head Witch in Charge
by Avery Flynn
2025
Leona Sherwood is the responsible heir to one of Witchingdom's most powerful families, which makes her secret marriage to an enemy even worse. To get a divorce, she and Erik must return an ancient spell book together, and sparks fly all over again.
Hexy Beast
by Avery Flynn
2026
Effie Sherwood is chaos in witch form, and jumping onto a werewolf's motorcycle only proves it. When pack politics and talk of fated mates trap her with grumpy alpha Darius, keeping things simple stops being an option.
The Sherwood Witches books in chronological order
Series background & context
The Sherwood Witches series takes Avery Flynn's banter-heavy romance and drops it into a magical family with power, history, and plenty of baggage. The Sherwoods are one of the biggest names in Witchingdom, which sounds glamorous until you remember that powerful families also come with rival clans, old expectations, and the kind of public embarrassment that can ripple through a whole bloodline.
At the center of the series are the Sherwood sisters. Each book follows a different woman, but the family connection matters every time. One sister has to deal with having no magic in a family defined by it. Another is trapped by a secret marriage to the heir of her family's enemies. Another gets tangled up with the head of a werewolf pack when politics and prophecy decide her love life should stop being her own business.
That blend of personal mess and magical mess is what gives the series its kick. Curses go wrong. Spell books go missing. Road trips include trolls, nymphs, satyrs, and people who are absolutely not supposed to be flirting with each other. Family duty keeps pressing in, even when the heroines are trying to choose their own lives.
The tone stays light on its feet. These are paranormal romances, but they are not gloomy or overbuilt. Flynn uses the fantasy pieces to raise the stakes and to make the love stories more fun, not to bury the characters under lore. The humor is dry, the chemistry is strong, and the world feels busy in a good way.
There is also a nice contrast running through the books. The Sherwoods have status, but that does not save them from insecurity, bad choices, or wanting the wrong person. In fact, power often makes things worse. The women in these books have to untangle family expectations before they can trust what they want for themselves.
If you like witchy romance that stays playful, sexy, and fast-moving, this is a good place to land. Start with Witcha Gonna Do if you want the family curse setup first, then move on to Head Witch in Charge and Hexy Beast to watch the world widen.
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