Boss Witch

About This Audiobook

Clementine Waterhouse isn’t your typical spell-slinging heroine. A witch who runs her coven with a spreadsheet and a skeptical eye, she calculates love the way most people calculate taxes—methodically, with an eye for ROI. But when a broody werewolf stumbles into her life (and her bookstore), Clementine’s carefully constructed cost-benefit analysis starts to wobble. Ann Aguirre’s sharp, modern prose crackles with humor and heart, making *Boss Witch* feel less like a fantasy novel and more like a rom-com with a magical twist. The worldbuilding is immersive but never overwhelming, blending urban witchiness with relatable relationship drama. By the time Clementine starts questioning whether her spreadsheets are missing a line item titled *‘maybe just kiss him already’*, you’ll be hooked.

What sets this audiobook apart is Ava Lucas’s narration, which drips with dry wit and just the right amount of snark. She nails Clementine’s razor-sharp pragmatism without making her unlikable, and her portrayal of the gruff but secretly soft-hearted werewolf, Bastien, is downright swoon-worthy. The pacing is brisk—never dragging, even during the more introspective moments—and the chemistry between the leads crackles through the sound waves. If you’ve ever wondered what happens when a witch who plans her life like a project manager meets a man who howls at the moon for fun, here’s your answer.