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A mortal huntress dragged across the Wall into Prythian, who became the key to breaking a curse and the unexpected fulcrum of a war between worlds.
Feyre is a survivor first and everything else second: stubborn, fierce, and driven by a love so fierce it burns through every fear she carries, but she is also haunted by guilt and the weight of what she has done to keep her family alive. She learns to read the fae world with the same intensity she once read the tracks of a deer, and she carries within her a mortal's capacity for both profound tenderness and cold-blooded violence, often in the same breath.
Feyre is tall for a mortal woman, with a lean, wiry frame built by years of hunting to feed her starving family—her shoulders carry the muscle of a bow-draw, her hands the calluses of a knife-haft and an artist's brush both. She has long, pale brown hair she often yanks back in a rough braid, and wide gray-blue eyes that shift like a winter sea, sharp with observation and quick to flash with defiance or despair. When she dresses for the Spring Court she is draped in silks and jewels that sit awkwardly on her, but when she wears her own clothes—leather, wool, the gray of a hunter's tunic—she looks like she belongs to the forest, not to a manor.
Also known as: Feyre, Feyre Archeron, the mortal huntress, the curse-breaker, the girl who killed a wolf, the High Lady's mate