1112 Results with the "Fantasy" genre


    • Chapter 9: Feyre Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin Feyre approaches Ressina’s studio with nervous anticipation, weighed down by both her art supplies and her unease. The streets are alive with festive energy as Solstice approaches, but her focus remains on the daunting prospect of painting in a group for the first time. Despite the merriment around her, she hesitates, unsure of what might emerge when she faces a canvas again. Her internal struggle is compounded by thoughts of Rhys’s upcoming meeting with Tamlin, a confrontation she avoids, leaving her…
    • Chapter 10: Feyre Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin Feyre immerses herself in a intense painting session, driven by an urgent need to express the vision in her mind. Her heart races as she works, likening the experience to a racehorse freed from its pen, struggling to keep up with the image unfolding before her. Despite initial fear and physical discomfort, she persists, finding the process both terrifying and liberating. The act of painting becomes a cathartic release, akin to a first stitch closing a wound, as she confronts the raw emotions and truths…
    • Chapter 11: Rhysand Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter opens with Rhysand arriving at Tamlin's dilapidated Spring Court estate, noting the stark contrast to its former glory. The once-vibrant manor is now a desolate ruin, with withered roses, dry fountains, and claw-marked doors hinting at Tamlin's unchecked rage. Rhysand reflects on Tamlin's temper and the possibility of provoking him further, though he maintains a casual demeanor as he knocks on the door. When Tamlin answers, his haggard appearance and lifeless eyes reveal a male broken by loss…
    • Chapter 12: Feyre Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter opens with Cassian arriving at the townhouse, bringing pine boughs for Solstice decorations. Feyre teases him about his lack of manners, and their playful banter sets a lighthearted tone. Cassian’s infectious energy and Feyre’s sarcastic retorts highlight their close friendship. The scene transitions into a cozy, festive atmosphere as they share wine and attempt to decorate, though their drunken efforts result in a haphazard display. Azriel arrives to find the decorations in disarray and…
    • Chapter 13: Feyre Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin Feyre enters the Wolf’s Den tavern to confront her sister Nesta, who is seated with three wealthy High Fae males. The chapter opens with Feyre reflecting on Nesta’s solitary habits and her tendency to bring companions home, though she avoids asking for details. Nesta’s physical appearance is striking—her sharp features and regal bearing contrast with the dingy tavern, earning her the mental moniker "a queen without a throne." Despite the lively atmosphere, Nesta’s cold demeanor and the lingering…
    • Chapter 14: Rhysand Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter opens with Rhysand reflecting on the slow reconstruction of Velaris, particularly along the Sidra River, where Hybern's forces caused the most destruction. The once-grand estates now lie in ruins, their gardens overgrown and boathouses partially submerged. Rhysand recalls his childhood memories of these homes, filled with parties and summer boat races, and laments their unexpected demise. The families who once lived there have no immediate plans to return, with some considering selling their…
    • Chapter 21: Cassian Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin Cassian, frustrated by Nesta's cold demeanor and emotional distance, confronts her after a tense gathering at the house. Despite her sharp rebuffs and refusal to engage, he insists on walking her home through the snowy streets, revealing his lingering concern for her safety. Their exchange is charged with unresolved tension, as Cassian struggles to reconcile the fierce, vulnerable woman he once knew with the closed-off stranger she has become. Nesta, meanwhile, remains defiant, rejecting his attempts to…
    • Chapter 22: Feyre Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter opens with Feyre observing the late-night dynamics of her inner circle. Cassian returns home brooding and drinks before retreating upstairs, followed by a concerned Mor. Meanwhile, Azriel remains with Elain, who shares her garden plans with him. Feyre silently appreciates Azriel’s kindness before she and Rhys slip away. Rhys stops her from removing her diamond cuffs, hinting at a surprise, and winnows them to a secluded cabin—a space he’s arranged for privacy. The intimate setting, with…
    • Chapter 23: Rhysand Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter opens with Rhysand reflecting on the profound emotional and physical connection he shares with Feyre, emphasizing how their intimacy has left him utterly devoted to her. He cherishes the memory of her joy upon seeing the riverfront estate he gifted her, a stark contrast to the somber task that brings him to Tamlin’s decaying manor. Upon arriving, Rhysand senses Tamlin’s presence in the kitchen, where he finds the Spring High Lord in a state of despair, staring at a dead elk. The scene is…
    • Chapter 24: Morrigan Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin Morrigan reflects on her decision to delay her trip to the Winter Court, keeping her true destination—Athelwood, her private estate—a secret from even her closest friends. She cherishes the solitude and freedom of this hidden retreat, where she can ride her beloved horse, Ellia, across the snowy hills. The estate, purchased centuries ago for its tranquility and horses, offers her a rare sense of peace and connection to the land. Riding allows her to feel truly alive, contrasting with the instantaneous…
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