The existence of genies may be the best kept secret in the history of the world. After being trapped in the Sahara Desert her whole life, sixteen-year-old genie Brielle finally gets her first assignment in Tri-Cities, Washington. She eagerly heads out into the human world to grant her first wish so she can gain her magic. Unfortunately, her assigned human, Addie, gave up believing in wishes years ago and would much rather everyone just leave her alone. Complicating everything is Rock, Brielle’s childhood friend turned enemy. Brielle doesn’t need him ruining her first trip out into the human world. Too bad she can’t keep her mind—or her eyes—off him and his annoyingly cute dimples. To make matters worse, genies in the Tri-Cities area are suspiciously dying. One broken lamp could be an accident, but after three, Brielle suspects someone has uncovered the genies’ secret and is slowly killing them off one by one. With the Genie Council ignoring the threat, Brielle desperately needs to gain her magic so she can stop the murderer before she—or Rock—is the next genie to die.

It's been two weeks since Brielle's last assignment, and the wait is nothing short of torture. She's anxious to get back to Rock and stop the Genie Seekers before they make another move. When she's finally summoned, she arrives to a city full of surprises: a boyfriend focused on adjusting to human life and an assignment who keeps distracting her from the bigger threat. The GS Club - who still has her lamp - is once again protected by a magic bump. While they've been quietly regrouping after Brielle's last attack, she knows they won't stay down for long. She has to figure out their end game before they strike again and finish her off for good.

Ever since Brielle’s lamp got stuck in a human storage unit, she’s felt nothing but trapped. As if her world’s not suffocating enough, a poaching incident in her genie town turns up and they pin the blame on her. She has to find the real culprit before she’s banished without ever getting a taste of magic.