A Witch's Guide to Fake Dating a Demon

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A Witch's Guide to Fake Dating a Demon

by Sarah Hawley

Mariel Spark is a witch whose magic has a habit of backfiring in spectacular, chaotic ways. When she accidentally summons a demon named Ozroth, she finds herself in an impossible bind: help him collect souls or face the consequences. Their solution is a fake dating arrangement that is as messy as it is sizzling. The book balances high-stakes supernatural tension with a genuinely funny, grounded tone. It feels like a cozy rom-com with a sharp, magical edge, moving quickly through witty banter and increasingly complicated romantic tension. If you enjoy stories where the world-building is colorful but the character dynamics remain the priority, you will have a blast here. This is for readers who want their paranormal romance with a heavy dose of humor, a bit of danger, and a lot of heart.

10 Books similar to 'A Witch's Guide to Fake Dating a Demon'

Since you enjoyed the specific cocktail of magical mishaps and high-stakes chemistry in Sarah Hawley's work, these books were handpicked to keep that energy alive. We focused on stories that lean heavily into the paranormal rom-com niche, specifically highlighting titles that pair supernatural creatures with witty human leads. Whether you are looking for more fake dating antics, cozy witchy town dynamics, or the specific thrill of a human-demon connection, these recommendations mirror the lighthearted yet stakes-driven atmosphere of Ozroth and Mariel's journey. They offer the same clever banter and whimsical world-building you already love.

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The Ex Hex
The Ex Hex

by Erin Sterling

Like Hawley's work, this book blends modern witchy vibes with a humorous, romantic plot involving a curse gone wrong. It features snappy banter and a lighthearted, magical atmosphere that fans of the fake dating trope will adore.

Payback's a Witch
Payback's a Witch

by Lana Harper

This novel offers a similar mix of contemporary witch culture and romantic entanglements in a magical town setting. Readers who enjoy the witty dialogue and supernatural stakes of Hawley's writing will find this equally engaging.

Demon Glass

by Rachel Hawkins

For those who enjoyed the demon-centric plotline of Hawley's book, this story provides a fun, fast-paced supernatural romance. It balances high-stakes magical threats with the personal growth of its protagonist.

Not the Witch You Wed
Not the Witch You Wed

by April Asher

This story perfectly mirrors the fake dating trope combined with paranormal elements, featuring a witch who must team up with a werewolf. It captures that same blend of sizzling chemistry and supernatural comedy.

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Half a Soul
Half a Soul

by Olivia Atwater

While set in a historical fantasy world, this book shares the whimsical, magical tone and the charming, character-driven romance found in Hawley's work. It is perfect for readers who love a touch of magic alongside their love stories.

The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches
The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches

by Sangu Mandanna

This book is a must-read for fans of cozy, witchy romances, focusing on found family and sweet, slow-burning connections. It shares the same warm, comforting atmosphere that makes Hawley's writing so accessible.

Kissing the Demon

by K.F. Breene

If you enjoyed the specific dynamic of a human witch interacting with a demon, this series offers a more action-oriented but equally romantic take on that trope. It maintains the humorous, witty narrative voice that fans of the genre appreciate.

How to Date Your Dragon
How to Date Your Dragon

by Molly Harper

This book excels at the paranormal rom-com genre, featuring a human protagonist navigating a world of supernatural creatures. Its tone is consistently funny, light, and focused on the absurdity of dating magical beings.

Garden Spells
Garden Spells

by Sarah Addison Allen

For readers who loved the magical realism and the focus on witchy family dynamics in Hawley's world, this book is a beautiful, atmospheric choice. It is less about the fake dating trope and more about the charm of everyday magic.

Hex and the City
Hex and the City

by Simon R. Green

This book provides a fun, urban fantasy perspective on the supernatural, featuring a protagonist who deals with the weirder side of magic. Fans of Hawley's witty, fast-paced style will appreciate the humor and the magical world-building.