A novella bridging the Jane Madison Series (about a librarian who finds out she's a witch) and Fright Court (about a woman who is clerk of court for a supernatural night court).

(Previously released as When Good Wishes Go Bad.) Becca Morris loves her job – producer at an off-Broadway theater – until her boyfriend steals her heart, her money, and all the theater's funds. With her future on the line, Becca thinks she's caught a break when she receives a brass lamp, complete with a gender-bending, wish-granting genie. Wielding her wishes, Becca gets the chance to stage a challenging new play that can put the theater back on track. It's even written by the adorably awkward Ryan Thompson – who just might mend her tattered heart. Alas the only prospect for financing the show is the world's most obnoxious popcorn magnate, and Ryan flat-out refuses to take money from a jerk. Just how difficult can it be for a woman to wish her way to love and success?

(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?

(Previously released as How Not to Make a Wish.) Stage manager Kira Franklin discovers a brass lamp in the back of a prop closet, complete with a gender-bending, wish-granting genie. Her first wish is easy – a job on a prestigious avant-garde production of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. Soon, though, Kira wonders how many wishes she'll need to succeed in that dream job. Her growing attraction to hunky actor Drew Myers rubs laconic set designer John McRae the wrong way… And John's stability may be the only thing reining in the increasingly bizarre demands of the play's quirky director. With her professional reputation on the line, Kira has to wonder: What's a girl to do when she runs out of wishes?