The Poison Study trilogy has some Throne of Glass vibes which is only a good thing and by that I mean: fantasy, action, assassins, romance, magic, conspiracy!įantastic. I had a few moments of meh, but not enough to keep me from continuing. but now I have read the trilogy and am convinced I’m going to read the entire Chronicles of Ixia including all of the novellas and short stories because, as I said, I am obsessed. WHY oh why did it take me so long to finally read these books? The first book spent ages on my TBR list and even once I’d finally selected it as my next read I assumed I’d probably only read the one and not the full trilogy, etc.

I just wanted to clarify this for anyone confused because I know I was at first lol. I’ll list the full series with their sub-series below. For this review, I’m only discussing the Poison Study trilogy aka Chronicles of Ixia books 1-3. I’ll also note that the Poison Study trilogy and Soulfinders trilogy follow main character Yelena while the Glass trilogy follows main character Opal. Okay just to quickly preface this review… The Chronicles of Ixia series is currently comprised of three trilogies: Poison Study trilogy (books 1-3) followed by the Glass trilogy (books 4-6) and Soulfinders trilogy (books 7-9). I’ve been writing One-Line Reviews as a way to keep this blog going despite not being able to commit as much time to it as before, but every once in a while I can’t resist returning to my wildly wordy style.

Did you miss my lengthy, meandering reviews? Haha.

Poison study series in order