Witch-in-training Kate is smitten with Jarrod, the new boy at school. Numerous chapters which Kate and Jarrod take turns narrating chronicle in great detail Kate's efforts to convince the doubting Jarrod that, in addition to possessing a vast reservoir of untapped magical power, he is also the latest victim of a centuries-old family curse, which is not lifted until the novel's end. On the social front, loner Kate must cope with her potential soulmate's adoption by the school elite and his apparent role as the chosen boyfriend of the most popular girl. Eventually, the teenagers leave their tiny Australian mountain town and travel magically back in time, to a medieval-ate version of thirteenth-century England, where they try to stop the curse at its source before going back in the contemporary world. In the contemporary world, Jarrod commits to taking Kate to a very important dance. This book was extremely boring and had no redeeming qualities.