\\\Attention Readers: Jin In Time Part One ends on a cliffhanger. Part Two begins where this story ends. \\\ Spending senior year with the father who abandoned her is the last thing seventeen-year-old Esme wanted. But when her guardian grandmother dies, she has no choice. The only thing she has left of her once happy life is her grandmother’s antique vase—until she discovers it comes with a bowler-hatted genie. Jin guarantees he’ll do whatever it takes to make her happy again. Esme soon realizes hiding a genie isn’t easy, so she gives Jin a modern makeover and stashes him in the school library. One tiny hiccup—her dad’s the principal. When word spreads that Esme is spending all her free time with a cute British guy, she’s busted, and her dad uses his all-powerful parental authority to ground her. If that's not enough, she learns her father plans to marry a woman who could win evil-stepmother-of-the-year, and her daughter is the top mean girl at Esme's new high school. Esme hopes to turn her luck around now that she has a genie to help her deal with her problems. But she realizes ten wishes aren’t so awesome after all, when she finds out they are powered by Victorian-era magic. And she thought having a genie would be fun.

Spending senior year with the father who abandoned her is the last thing seventeen-year-old Esme wanted. But when her grandmother dies, she has no choice. The only thing she has left of her once happy life is her grandmother’s antique vase—until she discovers it comes with a bowler-hatted genie. Things get off to a bumpy start when Esme learns that her wishes are powered by Victorian-era magic. When word spreads at school that Esme is spending all her free time with a cute British guy, she’s busted, and her dad uses his all-powerful parental authority to ground her. Esme falls for Jin just as her dad finally seems to care about her. Meanwhile, Jin’s former master, a diabolical Victorian magician, sends a message through the vase—he wants his genie back. Esme has a tough choice to make. Whether to use her last wish to run off to Victorian England and save the genie she loves, but she risks a fate worse than grounding. She might be stuck there forever—and incur the wrath of Jin’s dark master. Or, she can choose to grow up and out of magic and work on her relationship with her dad. And she thought having a genie would be fun.

Life would be amazing if you had a genie, right? When her guardian grandmother dies, she leaves seventeen–year-old Esme an antique vase. Forced to move in with a father she hardly knows, she rubs it for good luck. Out pops a bowler-hatted genie! Jin guarantees he’ll do whatever it takes to make her happy. Which he does after granting nine wishes, but that newfound happiness is blown apart when they use Esme’s final wish to go back in time to confront Roderick, Jin’s former master. With no wishes left, Esme is stuck in Victorian England. Just as she settles into her new life, happily married to Jin, her husband’s genie past comes back to haunt them. In this final book in the series, Esme, and Jin have two enemies to face: Roderick full of revenge for the loss of his magician powers, and the High Council, who wants to destroy Jin for breaking the genie rules and running off with his mistress—Esme. Can they evade the High Council’s wrath? Can love conquer all like in the fairy tales?