Disclaimer: This workbook is an independent companion to The Poison Daughter by Sheila Masterson. It is a collection of practical exercises and reflections designed to help you engage more deeply with the novel's themes of power, justice, identity, and forbidden love.

Sheila Masterson's The Poison Daughter introduces us to Harlow Carrenwell, a woman whose deadly kiss makes her both assassin and protector, but the novel's rich themes of power, morality, and self-discovery are worth exploring beyond the page.

This workbook invites you to step inside the world of Lunameade through guided reflections, character analysis prompts, and creative exercises that help you wrestle with the same questions Harlow faces.

Inside, you'll explore your own definitions of justice, examine the line between villain and hero, and imagine what it means to be truly seen by someone who knows your darkest secrets.

Whether you're a writer seeking to deepen your own characters or a reader who loves to linger in a story's moral gray areas, this companion turns your reading experience into a personal journey.

Pick up this workbook to walk away with a deeper understanding of the book's themes and your own responses to them, equipping you to embrace your own power, sit with moral ambiguity, and maybe even rewrite what it means to be the villain in your own story.