Written by Ryd of Tapaeko, Autumn in the Summer Court was described by Weylin, the purveyor of the newly-named Tome on the Range book store in the Great Crossroads as the story of the tempestuous romance between the woman Autumn and the fey King Raen Isef after she stumbles into the Feywild. It is currently in the posession of Luci Tolleway.
Plot
Ch1
Autumn Rose is a fair lady who lives in a lavish estate with all her desires met, except for one: love. Her new husband was rarely around and when he was he was passionless. Her only joys come from her walks through the charming woods of the estate.
Ch2
On a walk one day, Autumn saw an old woman in the wood gathering herbs. Despite trying to catch up with the woman Autumn was unable to reach her, and found herself in a very strange part of the wood she had never seen before. As the sun went down and she tried to find her way back home, she couldn't seem to get her bearings. Alone and scared, she fell to the ground and began to weep.
Ch3
Awaking the next morning, Autumn found two wolves lying by her side keeping her warm. Though she was afraid at first, they gave no sign of aggression. The wolves led her through the forest, through increasingly vibrant trees and bushes, until they eventually came to a large clearing surrounded by trees of gold and crimson, with beasts of all sort living together. At the side of a wide clear pool sat a well dressed man with a crown of silver moonlight and branches which the trees themselves gave to him. He stood and turned toward her and revealed a stunningly beautiful face, perfect in every way, and she swooned and fainted but was caught by the wolves
Ch4
She awoke to him standing over her, with muscles showing through his tight shirt, and he introduced himself as King Raen of the Wood, and welcomed her to his domain in the land of the fey. His voice was "like honey, sweet and smooth, full of vigor and strength, like a cascading waterfall of passion." They talked for hours, and she told him of her life and how dissatisfied she was, and she needed in a 'real man.'
Ch5
The two kissed passionately, longingly before pulling away. As the sun was setting, he told her that he must go, but would return the next morning. When he was back he told her about how he lived in the same world she had, and upon getting lost and finding himself here in the land of the Fey, the very animals and trees made him their king upon seeing his beauty, hearing his voice, and seeing the passion he shared with the nymphs of the pool. The two then made passionate love for the rest of the day before he had to leave for the night again.
Ch6-8
This continued for a few chapters, gratuitous sex scenes featuring PaSsIoN and ViRiLiTy, then they talk about the King's fantastic adventures throughout the planes, which all seem to end in him being dashing and hot
Ch9
After some fuggin, she asks about what he does at night, and he tells her that he must pay visit to the moon that gave him part of his crown, and that it would shine at night only so it could look at him better. She begged him to stay, that night, and he did. That night the moon turned blood red and could be heard to wail and cry. The Fey king then bid Autumn goodbye, as he knew the moon wouldn't let him stay with her, and that he would have to be with the moon forever now to make up for what he did. they shared a last PaSsIoNaTe fugg before he left.
Ch10
When the animals returned and learned that their king had to leave forever and that it was Autumn's fault, they made her leave the Summer court, and led her back to the woods of the estate she left weeks ago by now, and told her the way would be shut to her. There she wept, and had to return to her husband, never to be satisfied again after the PaSsIoN of King Raen. The End
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