How Not to Fall in Love with a Witch

Arriving in Tidwick, the heroine receives not a warm welcome, but a whole chain of problems. The townspeople don't particularly need a witch, but there are plenty of magical troubles around: she needs to appease a dragon, deal with a dilapidated bakery, and handle other oddities that have almost become the norm for Tidwick. The situation is complicated by a fake license for magical practice: she has to not only work but also constantly hold the defense. Nearby is Richard — a charming, gloomy, and lazy wizard, because of whom the plan not to fall in love quickly ceases to be simple.