At the very last moment, Feyre solves the riddle that instantly frees everyone but then promptly dies. Feyre kills two Fae, and stabs Tamlin in the heart (he survives this because he has an actual heart of stone).Īmarantha throws a temper tantrum, refuses to release anyone, and starts killing Feyre.

The third task is to kill three Fae (yikes). Rhysand helps her once again and bada bing bada boom another task done. The problem is Feyre doesn’t know how read.

Rhysand heals her in exchange for a week of her time every month for the rest of her life. Feyre completes the first task, but gets injured while doing so. If Feyre is able to either complete three tasks within three months or solve a hard riddle, Amarantha would free everyone Under the Mountain. Tamlin, the Spring Court, and Feyre are taken by Amarantha. A bunch of things happen, and eventually Rhysand bumps into Feyre. He wants her to fall in love with him to break the curse that basically glues a mask on his people’s faces (among other things). Tamlin comes in and demands compensation for the death of one of his people, and Feyre goes to Prythian.

───────────────────įeyre is out hunting and kills a wolf with interesting eyes (turns out it was a shapeshifter and not your average four-legged creature).

THERE ARE MAJOR SPOILERS FOR A COURT OF THORNS AND ROSES, A COURT OF MIST AND FURY, A COURT OF WINGS AND RUIN, AND A COURT OF FROST AND STARLIGHT! I’m going to yada yada a lot of the series, but that being said… In honor of the newest book, A Court of Silver Flame, coming out next week, I thought I’d summarize what has happened in the last three books (and one short story) for anyone who needs a refresher before book 4.

I don’t know about you, but it’s been a hot minute since I’ve read the ACOTAR series.

A court of thorns and roses order