Welcome back, readers.

We’re going back under the mountain for the last time this week as we confront the last two of Amarantha’s evil trials. Rhys has finally made his mark on the narrative (and more importantly, Feyre) by bargaining for Feyre’s life. He’s betting on her ability to win this, but what do you think? How much will Feyre have to sacrifice for a shot at the win?

Also, who would’ve thought that Feyre’s inability to read would put her life on the line? Lucien has also been thrown into the pot this time around, and the life of a high lord we’ve all become very familiar with gets put into question…Join us as we discuss Feyre’s trials and the fight that nearly ends it all.

And of course, we have thoughts...as always...but what about you? We want to hear from you. The comments section is open. Choose chaos, and join the discussion and let us know what you think. You can find us on Instagram, Facebook, Threads and Youtube @themidnightreaderspodcast.

Interested in more from us? You can also read our stream-of-consciousness reactions to the reading and show notes and see what didn't make it to the show on our Patreon now. And consider joining our growing community there for other bonus content and more.

Hey, listeners,

This week, Feyre is settling into life in the Spring Court, celebrating the Summer Solstice, and maybe...getting a little too comfy. Because sure enough, in walks that hot guy from Calanmai, and Feyre is shocked to find out, he's the High Lord of the Night Court, Rhysand.

Tamlin promptly sends her back across the wall, and Feyre does what she does naturally. She ignores his instructions and goes right back. Because that's perfectly reasonable right?

There a lot of music going on in this section. And a lot of...dates. And what the hell is up with Tamlin? He's throwing temper tantrum...and why oh why didn't we see this before? But we also venture Under the Mountain, where Feyre finds herself face-to-face with...a different kind of action.

And of course, we have thoughts...because we always do. But what about you? We want to hear from you. The comments section is open. As always choose chaos. Join the discussion and let us know what you think. You can find us on Instagram, Facebook, Threads and Youtube @themidnightreaderspodcast.

Interested in more from us? You can also read our stream-of-consciousness reactions to the reading and show notes and see what didn't make it to the show on our Patreon now. And consider joining our growing community there for other bonus content and more.

P.S. Brittany feels the need to share that she knows it was an asteroid not a comet. She just couldn't think of the right word in the moment. She's old. Please forgive her.

Hey, listeners. Things are getting very fairy in the Spring Court.

In this week's reading, Feyre has officially entered her "ignore every warning, break every rule, and somehow still survive" era. She hunts the Suriel, gets suspiciously cozy with Tamlin, and then wanders aimlessly into a magical sex festival she was VERY specifically told to avoid.

But then again, why is everyone withholding vital information that could literally save Feyre from herself? What the hell is going on with that magical swimming pool? And why did we forget all about Tamlin's almost strip tease?

Also Rhys finally enters the chat. And things are about to get VERY interesting. What are y'alls thoughts on the infamous Calanmai scene? And do you have a favorite theory about what the pool of starlight is? Is it at all important or is the fandom making a mountain out of a minor mole hill? Let's us know in the comments.

We want to hear from you. The comments section is open. As always choose chaos. Join the discussion and let us know what you think. You can find us on Instagram, Facebook, Threads and Youtube @themidnightreaderspodcast.

Interested in more from us? You can also read our stream-of-consciousness reactions to the reading and show notes and see what didn't make it to the show on our Patreon now. And consider joining our growing community there for other bonus content and more.