Witch Glitch

Witch Glitch is the second book in Robyn Peterman’s Magic and Mayhem series, a romantic comedy driven by clever energy and prickly chemistry. The story begins with roommate tensions that refuse to stay small: ordinary domestic friction quickly snowballs into a much bigger source of trouble. As the situation escalates, the characters have to contend not only with the practical fallout of living together, but also with feelings that are harder to dismiss. The setup promises a story where magical mayhem and personal conflict are closely tangled.

The conflict moves through fast exchanges, comic reversals, and increasingly complicated relationships. The characters’ clashes give the story its momentum, while real emotional reactions keep the comedy from feeling weightless. Romantic chemistry sits alongside the roommate wars, creating pressure between what the characters say, what they do, and what they may be reluctant to admit. The stakes are personal rather than abstract: maintaining uneasy relationships, surviving the consequences of escalating chaos, and figuring out whether friction can turn into something more meaningful.