A Most Forgettable Girl

Brides of Karadok, Book 7

De: Alice Coldbreath

Narrado por: Anne Flosnik

Cheerful Gunnilde Payne is hiding a bruised heart behind her bright smile. When her friend invites her to spend some time away from her provincial home, she jumps at the chance.

All is going well, until Gunnilde overhears herself rudely dismissed by two knights, as “nice, and eminently forgettable.” Poor Gunnilde is mortified.

Then, she decides to take her future in her hands and seize the chances life puts before her. She will go to the royal court in Aphrany. She will attract the attention of the Queen and become one of her ladies-in-waiting!

Little does Gunnilde know that at court she will attract the attention of someone else entirely… Someone disapproving, someone who thinks she is a flaunting, flirtatious creature but certainly not forgettable. No, not remotely forgettable.

And then, the Queen insists that Gunnilde marry him.

A Most Forgettable Girl is a stand-alone novel and is set in a medieval style landscape in the fictional kingdom of Karadok. Please do not purchase if you are offended by strong language and or sex scenes.

©2025 Alice Coldbreath (P)2025 Alice Coldbreath

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This book is so dreamy. I’ve discovered that I enjoy an awkward untried MMC and a bold FMC. It was quite exciting! The progression between them is written so well and Anne Flosnik is like icing on the cake. 10/10 would recommend and I can’t wait for the next one.

Love the Narrator, Perfect for Medieval Romance

This was a very heartwarming love story. Gunnhilde is so sweet and good-hearted. James never knew she was just what his cold heart needed. Every Alice Coldbreath book is a must buy for me, and then I get the audible version and enjoy it all over again.

loved it so much

this is a good book just like all the rest. can't wait for her next book

Love this series and Anne Flosnik

This series is really wonderful! Anne Flosnik keeps you engaged with her narrating of this book. Alice Coldbreath is a fantastic author. Hope there is more books in this series

Missed out on the MIL drama

I wanted to hear about the mother in law falling in love with her too but oh well.

0 drama, incredibly boring

Normally I love Coldbreath, she's one of my most favorite authors, but lately (the second half of the Brides of Karadok series) she's been writing books that are progressively more and more boring. This book hit a new low....literally nothing happened in the book, no drama, no emotion, no strife ...they mostly talked about who's wearing what and then talking and talking and talking about nothing! the only reason I finished (struggled through) the book is the previously earned love and respect for the author. You can definitely skip this one! If you read the book description, you know enough to move on to the next upcoming book.