Feyre kills a large faerie wolf in the woods while hunting to feed her starving family.

Tamlin appears at Feyre's cottage and forces her to choose between living in Prythian or death.

Feyre arrives at the Spring Court and discovers all its faeries are cursed to wear permanent masks.

Feyre traps the truth-telling Suriel faerie and learns of a dark force threatening all of Prythian.

The naga attack Feyre in the Spring Court woods, and Tamlin arrives to kill the remaining attackers.

Tamlin reveals he has glamoured Feyre's family's memories and secretly arranged for their financial care.

Rhysand rescues Feyre from three attacking High Fae at the Calanmai fire festival.

Rhysand visits the Spring Court, invades Feyre's mind to expose her desires, and forces Tamlin to grovel.

Tamlin declares his love for Feyre and sends her home to protect her from Amarantha's reach.

Feyre learns the Beddor family was murdered because she gave Clare's name to Rhysand.

Alis reveals the full truth of Amarantha's curse on Tamlin and the history of the blight on Prythian.

Feyre accepts Amarantha's bargain to complete three deadly tasks as proof of her love for Tamlin.

Feyre survives Amarantha's first task by trapping a giant blind worm in its own pit, but is badly wounded.

Feyre realizes Tamlin's heart is literally made of stone and stabs him through it to complete the final task.

Amarantha kills Feyre after she solves the riddle, but Tamlin destroys Amarantha and the High Lords resurrect Feyre.

Feyre Archeron's story begins with a fateful kill in the woods that leads to her capture by the faerie lord Tamlin. Brought to the magical Spring Court against her will, Feyre gradually uncovers the truth about Prythian's dark curse and begins to trust — and love — her faerie captor. After Tamlin sends her home for her own safety, Feyre learns the full stakes of the curse she unknowingly helped set in motion. She returns to Prythian and ventures Under the Mountain to face the tyrant Amarantha, completing deadly trials to prove her love and earn Tamlin's freedom. Though Amarantha kills Feyre before the final answer can take effect, the combined power of Prythian's seven High Lords resurrects her as one of the immortal High Fae.

The headline events of Feyre's journey from huntress to High Fae.

Feyre's sisters argue over what to spend the hide money on at the village market.

Feyre hunts with Lucien on patrol and learns about the Suriel, a dangerous truth-telling faerie.

Feyre and Lucien encounter the terrifying Bogge, an invisible creature that becomes real only if acknowledged.

Tamlin returns to the manor injured from killing the Bogge, and Feyre dresses his wound.

Tamlin carries a dying Summer Court faerie with torn-off wings into the Spring Court estate.

Feyre holds the dying Summer Court faerie's hand to comfort him and apologizes for killing Andras.

Tamlin leads Feyre to a secluded pool of starlight, and the two swim together in its magical waters.

Tamlin shows Feyre the estate gallery and provides her with paints and canvas for the first time.

The Attor arrives at the Spring Court with a threatening message from Amarantha, calling Tamlin fearful.

Tamlin returns from the Calanmai Great Rite still under magic's influence and bites and kisses Feyre's neck.

Feyre shows Tamlin her paintings at an intimate dinner, and he asks to keep the one of snowy woods.

Nesta reveals that Tamlin's glamour never worked on her and that she tried to cross the border wall.

Lucien visits Feyre in her dungeon cell and heals her wounds after the first task against the worm.

Lucien's mother, the High Lady of the Autumn Court, enchants Feyre's washing water to complete an impossible chore.

Feyre removes Tamlin's mask for the first time after Amarantha is dead and the curse is broken.

While Feyre adjusts to life in the Spring Court, a series of significant moments build the foundation for everything that follows. Through her hunts with Lucien, encounters with mysterious faerie creatures, and the death of the wingless Summer Court faerie, Feyre slowly sheds her hatred of the fae. Tamlin's acts of generosity — the gallery, the paints, the pool of starlight — draw out the love neither of them will fully admit. After Feyre returns home, a surprising revelation from her sister Nesta shows that bonds of loyalty run deeper than expected. Under the Mountain, allies Lucien and his mother provide critical help that keeps Feyre alive long enough to face Amarantha's final challenge, and the curse is at last broken when Feyre removes Tamlin's mask.

The encounters and relationships that shaped Feyre's time in Prythian.

A mercenary at the village market warns Feyre that faeries are increasingly crossing over the border wall.

Feyre overhears Lucien warn Tamlin that time is running out and his heart of stone is softening.

Lucien gives Feyre his knife as a token of friendship, admiring her for freeing the Suriel before saving herself.

Tamlin kisses Feyre's eyes at a secluded glen, granting her the ability to see and hear as a faerie does.

Feyre's glamour is fully lifted, and she sees the Spring Court faeries in their true inhuman forms.

A decapitated High Fae head on a stake appears in the garden as a threatening Night Court message.

Tamlin and Feyre share their first passionate kiss while watching will-o'-the-wisps at the Summer Solstice celebration.

Feyre and Tamlin are sexually intimate for the first time the night before she leaves Prythian.

Feyre returns home to find her family living prosperously in a large new estate, all thanks to Tamlin.

Feyre enters Amarantha's throne room and discovers Clare Beddor's mutilated corpse nailed to the wall.

Amarantha formally presents Feyre with a riddle in the throne room whose answer could immediately break the curse.

Rhysand heals Feyre's fever after the first task and marks her arm with a binding bargain tattoo.

Rhysand confesses to Feyre in her dungeon cell that he has been secretly plotting against Amarantha all along.

Feyre kills two innocent High Fae in the final task before the third is unmasked and revealed as Tamlin.

Feyre and Rhysand meet on the mountainside after her resurrection, and he admits he fought so she would not die alone.

Beneath the main events of Feyre's story lies a trail of discoveries and choices that reshape her world. From a mercenary's warning at the market to stolen glimpses of the truth about Tamlin's heart of stone, Feyre gradually uncovers the hidden nature of Prythian and her place within it. The lifting of her glamour, the Summer Solstice kiss, and her first night of intimacy with Tamlin mark the emotional high points before she is sent away. Under the Mountain, Feyre faces a series of shocking revelations — the horror of Clare Beddor's fate, the terms of Amarantha's riddle, and Rhysand's secret allegiance — that reframe everything she thought she understood. Her story concludes with her resurrection and a final conversation with Rhysand that hints at a larger destiny still unfolding.

The revelations, decisions, and emotional turning points of Feyre's transformation.