Feyre had sacrificed her life in the past to save Tamlin, but now she will sacrifice everything to take him down. For her home, her future, her mate, her friends and family. For her world. Feyre is now a spy in the manor of the Spring Court, but it will not be easy. Based after A Court of Mist and Fury.

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?

Based off of giant ACOMAF spoilers. Avoid if you have not finished ACOMAF. "I'll tell her when I see her, Rhysand. I'll tell her you took care of us, that you are still trying to take care of her. I'm sure she already knows how much you love her, but I'll tell her that too." Rating may be subject to change.

After a few moments of silence Cassian spoke again, "This is the most decent dream I've had in a while" Her head jerked back up, "This isn't a dream," she said. Feyre had been right, Nesta thought, Velaris had the most beautiful night sky imaginable. Even in his current state the moonlight shined perfectly against his rough features, "Let me pretend that it is," PostACOMAF Nessian

Post ACOTAR. Feyre has more nightmares while at the Night Court, and Rhys wants to help. A deal is struck, and much flirting and comforting follows as the two confront the developing bond between them and the after-effects of their traumas from Under the Mountain. Feyrhys/Feysand. (Second one-shot in the series)

Post ACOTAR. During Feyre's stay at the Night Court, Rhys teaches Feyre how to fight - much teasing, taunting, and fun ensues. Feyrhys/Feysand. (First one-shot in the series)