In a world divided by an ancient, invisible wall, nineteen-year-old Feyre Archeron exists in the brutal gap between starvation and survival. As the sole provider for her displaced family, her life is defined by the weight of a vow made to her dying mother and the cold reality of a bow and arrow. When she kills a massive wolf in the woods to secure a pelt for trade, she unknowingly violates a centuries-old treaty between the mortal realm and the immortal lands of Prythian. The retribution is swift: a monstrous, golden-eyed beast arrives at her door, demanding her life in exchange for the one she took.

Feyre is spirited away to the Spring Court, a lush, magical estate that contradicts every horrific legend she has ever heard about the High Fae. Rather than meeting an immediate end, she find...

In a world divided by an ancient, invisible wall, nineteen-year-old Feyre Archeron exists in the brutal gap between starvation and survival. As the sole provider for her displaced family, her life is defined by the weight of a vow made to her dying mother and the cold reality of a bow and arrow. When she kills a massive wolf in the woods to secure a pelt for trade, she unknowingly violates a centuries-old treaty between the mortal realm and the immortal lands of Prythian. The retribution is swift: a monstrous, golden-eyed beast arrives at her door, demanding her life in exchange for the one she took.

Feyre is spirited away to the Spring Court, a lush, magical estate that contradicts every horrific legend she has ever heard about the High Fae. Rather than meeting an immediate end, she find...