A Court of Thorns and Roses Written by Sarah J. Maas  —  Narrated by Elizabeth Evans
	Nineteen-year-old huntress Feyre Archeron has spent her whole life fighting to keep her family alive, so when she kills a wolf in the woods, she doesn't think twice. But that wolf was no ordinary animal, and its death drags Feyre into a debt she never saw coming, one that lands her in Prythian, the terrifying and beautiful land of the Fae. There she meets Tamlin, a powerful and immortal High Lord hiding secrets behind a masked face, and slowly discovers that everything she was taught to fear about faeries might be a lie. As a dark curse creeps over Tamlin's court and the people she's grown to love, Feyre must decide how far she's willing to go, and what she's willing to sacrifice, to save a world that was never supposed to be hers.
	Feyre survived Amarantha's twisted trials and saved Tamlin's court, but victory came at a devastating cost, and the girl who returns to the Spring Court is not the same one who left. Haunted by what she did to survive and transformed into an immortal High Fae, Feyre finds herself trapped by a bargain she struck with Rhysand, the seductive and misunderstood High Lord of the Night Court. Forced to spend one week a month at his side, Feyre is pulled into a dazzling, dangerous world of politics, power, and secrets she never knew existed, and begins to question everything she thought she wanted. As an ancient evil stirs beyond Prythian's borders, Feyre must find the strength to become who she's meant to be, even if that means leaving everything familiar behind.
	War is coming to Prythian, and Feyre is playing the most dangerous game of her life. Posing as a spy back in the Spring Court under Tamlin's watchful eye, she must gather information on the ruthless King of Hybern's invasion plans while hiding her true loyalties from those closest to her. Every lie she tells and every risk she takes could shatter the fragile alliances holding her new family together, and betrayal could come from the people she trusts most. As armies clash and the fate of an entire world hangs in the balance, Feyre will have to decide who she really is: a pawn in someone else's war, or the fierce leader capable of uniting seven warring courts against an unstoppable enemy.
	The war for Prythian is finally over, but the scars it left behind are still raw. As Winter Solstice approaches and the Night Court prepares for a season of celebration, Feyre, Rhysand, and their found family try to rebuild lives shattered by loss and violence, one quiet moment at a time. Now serving as High Lady, Feyre must learn what it truly means to lead while helping the people she loves heal from wounds that don't show on the surface. This shorter, quieter chapter offers a heartfelt look at friendship, grief, and hope, proving that even after the battles end, the hardest part can be learning how to live again.
	Nesta Archeron survived the war, but the fight to survive herself might be the hardest battle yet. Transformed into High Fae against her will and drowning in grief, rage, and self-destructive habits, Nesta feels like an outsider in the Night Court she's supposed to call home. When Cassian, the Night Court's formidable general, is tasked with training her, the two are forced into close quarters despite years of friction between them, and neither is prepared for what starts to grow instead. As a mysterious new threat rises to endanger everything the Night Court has fought to protect, Nesta and Cassian must confront their deepest wounds, their fiercest feelings, and the fire that's always simmered just beneath the surface between them.
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