Genevieve Beaufont is the most defiant member of the most powerful magical family in history—the Beaufonts, Founders of the House of Fourteen, rulers of the magical world for generations. Six hundred years ago she buried a dragon egg in secret; now, trapped in the 21st century by her own curiosity, she watches that egg hatch into Emperor, a dragon with an attitude to match her own. Gen is a medieval warrior with no GPS, no smartphone savvy, and no patience for red tape—but centuries of Beaufont instinct tell her that Los Angeles is drowning in a corruption that only an outsider who doesn't play by the rules can fix.

Gen Beaufont is stubborn, curious, fiercely just, and utterly unimpressed by modernity—her running battle with pop-culture references and smartphones is a consistent comic delight. Beneath the medieval fish-out-of-water humor is a woman of profound moral conviction who loves deeply and fights without hesitation for those in her care. Emperor, her dragon, is her perfect foil: imperious, witty, and devoted.

Across twelve books Gen rises from bewildered time-traveler to leader of the Rogue Riders to, ultimately, the supreme ruler of the magical world—a title written in the stars but earned through twelve volumes of crime-fighting, dragon-riding, and confronting the true nemesis that the Beaufont family has been preparing for across centuries. The series blends episodic crime-thriller momentum with a building epic-fantasy arc, and the author's warmth and humor keep even the darkest stakes feeling like an invitation rather than an ordeal.