Stupid Girl: A Fantasy Adventure Based in French Folklore (Faite Falling #4)

Mary E. Twomey

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Stupid Girl: A Fantasy Adventure Based in French Folklore by Mary E. Twomey
“Stupid Girl” is book four of an 11-part series, which is based in French folklore.

Barely able to lift her head, Rosie is taken away from Morgan le Fae’s clutches. The haven of Province 9 is a welcome respite while Rosie tries to get back on her feet. With her father still bedridden, Kerdik takes it upon himself to do all he can to liberate King Urien. Though dangers from the borders threaten to tear the fragile kingdom apart, it’s the threats from inside the castle that are most catastrophic.
While Rosie tries to help Lane unite her kingdom, she learns secrets about the Untouchables that could undo all they’ve worked to rebuild. Everyone warns her that relying on Kerdik will end badly, but trusting Bastien just might be the biggest danger of all.
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