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The Alloy of Law is a refreshing addition to the Mistborn series, set in a Wild West-inspired world where Allomancy and Feruchemy play significant roles. The story follows Waxillium Ladrian, a lawman from the Roughs who returns to the city to claim his inheritance but gets entangled in a kidnapping case involving his fiancée. The book blends elements of mystery, action, and magic, creating a fast-paced narrative with well-developed characters and a compelling plot. Readers praised the innovative combination of genres, the detailed magic system, and the witty banter between characters, making it an enjoyable read for fans of fantasy and steampunk.
Five months later, Wax walked through the decorated rooms of a large, lively party, passing men in dark suits with tailcoats and women in colorful dresses with narrow waists and lots of folds through ...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Mistborn ) - #2
'The Final Empire' in the 'Mistborn' series by Brandon Sanderson follows the story of Vin, a young thief with extraordinary abilities, as she becomes involved in a plot to overthrow the immortal emperor. Set in a world plagued by slavery, crime, and political corruption, the story unfolds with intricate magical systems and complex characters facing moral dilemmas and making compromises. The rebellion to dethrone the seemingly unkillable Lord Ruler and free the oppressed Skaa forms the central conflict, providing a mix of action, intrigue, and character development.
Vin watched the downy flakes drift through the air. Leisurely. Careless. Free. The puffs of soot fell like black snowflakes, descending upon the dark city of Luthadel. They drifted in corners, blowing... - #3
In 'Shadows of Self', trouble is brewing in Elendel as the ruling class becomes corrupt and the working class is being manipulated by a mysterious party. Wax and Wayne, along with Marasi and a kandra named MeLaan, jump in to avert disaster and uncover plots within plots. The book ties the new trilogy back to the old one, introducing new main characters while further developing cousins Steris and Marasi. The story delves into political machinations, complex world-building, and a shapeshifter killing key figures to foment trouble, all set in a world with elements of an industrial revolution and the presence of magic.
The narrative unfolds with unexpected twists and turns, connecting to the previous Mistborn trilogy while introducing new Cosmere revelations. The characters, particularly Wax and Wayne, navigate a world filled with danger and intrigue, as they strive to save their city and possibly the world from impending disaster. The book offers a mix of humor, action, and deep insights into the post-Hero of Ages world, keeping readers engaged with its fast-paced storytelling and intricate plot.
“Yes, my lord.” Flog wore his silly Roughs hat along with a duster, though he’d never been outside of the Elendel Basin. The man was an excellent bodyguard, despite his terrible fashion sense, but Win...
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'The Well of Ascension' in the Mistborn series by Brandon Sanderson continues the story of Vin and Elend as they face the aftermath of overthrowing the Final Empire. Set in a world filled with political turmoil, approaching armies, and the return of the deepness, the characters navigate through court politics, evolving roles, and ancient prophecies. The magic system, character development, and intricate plot twists keep the readers engaged as they follow the journey of the protagonists in a dark and complex world.
King Elend Venture stood motionless upon the Luthadel city wall, looking out at the enemy troops. Around him. ash fell from the sky in fat, lazy flakes..It wasn’t the burnt white ash that one saw in d...
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'The Hero of Ages' by Brandon Sanderson is the thrilling conclusion to the Mistborn trilogy. The book follows Empress Vin and Emperor Elend as they strive to uncover the mysteries left behind by the Lord Ruler and save their world from impending catastrophe. The plot is fast-paced, with intricate world-building, fabulous character development, and unexpected twists that keep readers engaged till the very end. Sanderson's writing style weaves together multiple plot threads, creating a captivating story that ties up loose ends in a satisfying and clever manner.
FATREN SQUINTED UP AT THE RED SUN, which hid behind its perpetual screen of dark haze. Black ash fell lightly from the sky, as it did most days lately. The thick flakes fell straight, the air stagnant...
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