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A review by chantalsbookstuff
The Study of Poisons by Maria V. Snyder
4.0
Valek returns
Typically, I'm not inclined to enjoy novel retellings, so I approached this one cautiously. However, when told from Valek's perspective, we are given a firsthand account of the moments he fell in love with Yelena and the immense weight of responsibility he carries. Admittedly, there are some elements that appear borrowed from "Poison Study," yet it offers a deeper understanding for fans of the "Study" series.
Typically, I'm not inclined to enjoy novel retellings, so I approached this one cautiously. However, when told from Valek's perspective, we are given a firsthand account of the moments he fell in love with Yelena and the immense weight of responsibility he carries. Admittedly, there are some elements that appear borrowed from "Poison Study," yet it offers a deeper understanding for fans of the "Study" series.