While cleaning an old lantern, Kira Franklin releases a genie. But this gender-morphing, appearance-bending creature doesn't do "big" wishes. So forget stopping world hunger or ending war. And still heartbroken from the jerk who dumped her, Kira doesn't believe in the perfect man. So she wishes for her dream job. Stage manager at the hottest theater in town, the Landmark. And she's running Romeo and Juliet . Except, like everything else these days, this is one crazy production. And now Teel, the genie, insists she finish her wishes so "he" can move on. Her second wish is about her appearance, which isn't exactly catching her third wish's eye. And there's the rub. Because that old saying about being careful what you wish for is so spot-on. And Kira is about to discover that moxie, not magic, is what can make all your dreams come true.

Rebecca Morris is suffering from an excess of magic! Things that have her boyfriend; her life savings; three-and-a-half million dollars from the theater company that pays both their salaries. (Coincidence? Um, no.) Also, the groundbreaking play she's been slaving over has vanished in a puff of copyright-colored smoke. Other, weirder things that have a magic lamp complete with genie wishes. A fully furnished (and paid-for) Manhattan condo and fabulous designer wardrobe. (The last two courtesy of the first one, obvs.) So Becca's putting that last wish on hold. What with discovering a mesmerizing new play, getting it onstage and falling hard for the adorably awkward guy who wrote it, Becca is swamped. And that's without factoring in the guerrilla gardener, popcorn magnate and the gender-bending genie with an agenda of his/her own. Now Becca's hoping that her good wishes don't go oh, so wrong….

(Previously released as To Wish or Not to Wish.) Actress Erin Hollister’s life is one disaster on top of another – she loses her day job, her boyfriend dumps her, and she has nowhere to live. Everything changes, though, when Erin finds a magic lamp, complete with a wish-granting genie! Soon, Erin has a great new apartment, she’s being courted by a stunning chef, and she lands an understudy role in a hot new musical. If she makes one last wish, she can cement all that newfound success. But Erin has realized she loves her genie – and when she makes her last wish, he'll be out of her life forever. What's a wishing girl to do?