Scholar Diana Bishop, descended from witches, opens an enchanted manuscript and unleashes a hidden world, with vampire Matthew Clairmont at her side. Rated 4.5 stars by more than 48,000 listeners.

Vivienne Jones thinks a tiny curse on the ex who hurt her won’t do much harm, but it goes off course and she has to fix it. A cute magical romance with chemistry that jumps through your headphones.

Mika Moon is one of the few witches left in Britain and hides her magic, until an invitation to teach young witches pulls her out of hiding. The cozy pick of the list, rated 4.6 stars by nearly 10,000 listeners.

Holly Black’s first adult novel is set in a world where shadows can alter memories and feelings, at a price. Charlie is just trying to get by when her past pulls her in. Rated 4.3 stars by more than 2,100 listeners.

In the 1890s, three Eastwood sisters bring magic into the women’s suffrage movement, where witches have long suffered for their powers. Witches and feminism collide. Rated 4.5 stars by more than 4,300 listeners.

Orphaned sisters Sally and Gillian Owens are raised by their eccentric aunts in the spookiest house in a Massachusetts town, and slowly learn the family’s magic. A classic of suspense, romance and spells.

Iona Sheehan grew up craving acceptance and finds it in County Mayo, Ireland, where her ancestors’ blood and magic still run. The first of a trilogy from one of my favorite romance authors.

After a storm kills the men of a Norwegian island town in 1617, the women must survive alone, until Absalom Cornet arrives with a history of witch trials. Narrated by actor Jessie Buckley.

When Grand-Mere Ursula dies, the magic in her family seems to die with her, until a descendant discovers she has it. A story about witches that isn’t driven by fear of them. Rated 4.5 stars by nearly 4,000 listeners.

After her mother is killed as a witch, Beth Hawksmith is saved by a powerful warlock and granted immortality, at a price. The story moves between the 1600s and today. Rated 4.3 stars by nearly 6,000 listeners.

Abandoned by her husband in the New World, Scottish immigrant Isobel Gamble looks for a way to survive in Salem and meets Nathaniel Hawthorne. A tale of witches that you can enjoy without loving The Scarlet Letter.

Madeline Miller reimagines the sorceress of the Odyssey as she finds her own power and challenges the gods. Perdita Weeks narrates; rated 4.7 stars by more than 60,000 listeners.

Three women in three centuries, linked by a bloodline and a bond with nature, face the people who fear what they are. A three-voice cast narrates; rated 4.6 stars by nearly 5,800 listeners.

Two girls are killed by a swarm of yellow jackets at the Brookhants School for Girls, and a century later a film about it stirs up more death. A long, strange gothic ride narrated by Xe Sands.

Detective Ian Cameron loses his memory after a blow to the head and enlists a witch to help hunt a serial killer before they become the next victims. Rated 4.4 stars by more than 1,500 listeners.

In a strict, puritanical settlement, Immanuelle Moore stirs the dark powers of the forbidden forest where witches once lived. Rated 4.2 stars by nearly 1,500 listeners.

Most of us learned only a broad overview of the Salem witch trials. Roach follows six women, accused and accusers, to show the real people tried, tortured and killed at the hands of hysterical crowds.

Raised by a practicing witch mother and initiated as a teen, Yates Garcia turns back to witchcraft after years of a hard life. She reads her own memoir.

Perdita Finn explores ways to communicate with those who have died, including how she healed her relationship with her father after his death. Read by the author.

A guide for new and experienced witches on deepening a spiritual practice, from spellwork to community. A listen to come back to as your craft changes. Rated 4.8 stars.