Our take on the finale of the ACOTAR trilogy: A Court of Truth and Deceit. While Feyre is acting as spy in the Spring Court, Rhysand is in the Night Court, preparing for war against the King of Hybern, who plans to wipe out the mortal lands. To save their world, Rhysand and Feyre must be prepared to cheat and lie to win the war. In times like these, will truth prevail, or deceit?

What would have happened if the King of Ardalan had never given into the Valg? What would the life of Aelin, Dorian and the rest of the inhabitants of Erilea have been like? Massacres never happened, magic didn't disappear, and our favourite character got to grow up with the families they always wanted... Aelin centric with other POV.

Rhys struggles to stay away from his mate and high lady, Feyre, as she spies on the Spring Court. Will he resist his instincts or risk it all? (he risks it)

Prompt: Rowaelin prompt: modern soulmate au where you see in black and white until the first time you touch your soulmate - Aelin brushes by several people in a bar and suddenly sees color, she looks back in shock and no one has reacted (angst with happy ending?)

Sarah J. Maas' A Court of Mist and Fury from Rhysand's POV. Begins when Rhys says goodbye to Feyre Under the Mountain and into ACOMAF. Though I'll never be able to reach the greatness of SJM, I'm going to try my best. *Spoilers*

Takes place at the end of A Court of Thorns and Roses. What if Rhysand had taken her after finding out she was his mate? What if his impulses took control faster than his mind had?