Night of the Witch is the compelling story of a witch and a witch hunter. When Fritzi and Otto first meet, they couldn’t be more different. In fact, they're actively enemies. Otto seems to be trying to burn as many witches as he can, while Fritzi is trying to find her beloved cousin before it's too late. But Fritzi soon learns there’s more to Otto than meets the eye. Revenge unites them and they are forced to trust each other to survive. Will Fritzi and Otto be able to escape the witch burnings? 

I love stories about witches and Night of the Witch was a satisfying tale! The dynamic of a witch and a witch hunter being forced to work together really appealed. Otto took some time to grow on me, but by the end I liked his character. Fritzi felt very relatable and easy to connect with. I hope to see more of their romance in the next book! The villain felt a little extreme, though it made for some exciting fight scenes. Readers who enjoy stories about witches, the witch trials in medieval Germany, and enemies-to-lovers need to check out Night of the Witch. I’m looking forward to seeing what happens next!

Thank you so much to Sara Raasch, Beth Revis, Sourcebooks Fire, and Netgalley for a free ARC in exchange for an honest review.