Dayna Sterling loves her job as a research assistant, loves the work, her co-workers, and especially, the ordinariness of the human world. She fits in living in Phoenix like she never had growing up in Covenhaven. T.J. McAllister is a Tracer sent by the InterAllied Bureau to bring cusping witch Dayna home for the mandatory witch training. Untrained, Dayna could cause more havoc than she does as a witch not in control of her abilities. Something unexpected occurs when T.J. gives her an amulet to bind her; it becomes a part of her and binds her, in fact, to T.J.

T.J. and Dayna are reluctant, to say the least, to follow through with what appears to be their destiny. Dayna left Covenhaven years ago, unwilling to be a part of the community as a failed witch. As a rebellious teen, she'd never been able to get a handle on her powers and had opted to move to Phoenix to live among humans. Now, with the mandatory witch training classes required of all cusping witches, she's forced to return to "school" with the same witches who made her high school years hell. T.J. has his own destiny to fulfill, and he's not going to let his attraction to Dayna stand in the way.

Something is going on in Covenhaven; something sinister, threatening the relationship between the human and paranormal worlds. T.J. is bound to protect his world, and Dayna needs to discover her true abilities before it's too late for everyone. In the end, their very existence will depend on whether or not they can trust one another and the power they create as one.

Lisa Plumley's MY FAVORITE WITCH is a fantastic adventure into the supernatural world where political intrigue runs rampant among the paranormal inhabitants of Covenhaven. Beautifully layered plot lines are intricately woven together with wonderfully intriguing characters. Dayna's agony at having to relive her high school years in witching classes is both hilarious and painful. T.J. is a hero torn between his destiny in the paranormal world and trusting a woman he's just met. The relationship between these two characters is erotically charged and entertaining. This is the first novel I've read by Ms. Plumley, but without a doubt it will not be my last!