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A Court of Lords and Wolves
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Ongoing, First published Feb 06, 2023
Mature
{ACOTAR AU}

When the war ended, a wall was built, and human slaves were freed. To the Humans, this was peace but to the unsatisfied Fae, the war was not over. When Amarantha visit's Prythian under the guise of new trades and alliance, many of the Fae are put on edge, including Feyre Archeron. 

For many years, Feyre had enjoyed her freedom as a Spring Court Guardian, until her life turned into one of rings, dresses and dances. To feel alive and breathe again she runs away, with the plan the one day return to her life with her High Lord. 

However, before she got the chance to feel like herself again, Amarantha strikes, and Feyre finds herself targeted by both Hybern and Spring Court soldiers. With no place else to turn, she will soon find herself in the hands of one the person she never thought she'd meet...

Her Mate.
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*BOOK 2* The Night Court was a dream, long gone now and out of reach. Feyre is once again in the Spring Court, desperate to save the people she loves most. And her mate, the dreaded High Lord of Night. But as she sees her hopes crumble, will the ending remain how she thought it would? I highly recommend reading the first book, A Different Type of Meeting, before this, as some parts are very different to the original series and will be hard to understand. *All credit for characters and locations goes to Sarah J. Maas, the plot line is my own*