Honey Baxter doesn't break rules, she enforces them. As an auditor for the Bureau of Magical Compliance, she specializes in wishing wells. Her audits are thorough, her judgments final, and her detachment absolute.

Her latest assignment lands her on the orchard of Ethan Hale, a skeptical single father who has no time for magic, or the cheerful meddling of his three children.

When Honey discovers that the kids used the family's long-forgotten wishing well to keep the farm afloat, she knows her duty: revoke the unauthorized wishes, file her report, and walk away.

But something about Ethan and his family tugs at her tightly guarded heart and Honey finds her once-clear rules beginning to blur.

With her boss pressuring her to close the case, and the orchard hanging in the balance, Honey faces a choice: uphold the rules and risk destroying the fragile happiness this family has found-or break them, jeopardizing the career she's spent her life building.

And in the midst of it all, she finds herself considering the one thing she swore she never would: making a wish of her own.