Seth Wright
A nice expansion to the world of Mistborn. Westerns are a genre I don’t have a lot of experience with, therefore I found this a very fun and engaging read.
A nice expansion to the world of Mistborn. Westerns are a genre I don’t have a lot of experience with, therefore I found this a very fun and engaging read.
What a trilogy.
What I expected vastly paled in comparison to what Sanderson delivered. Each book in this trilogy expanded the world, mythos, characters and stakes in reasonable but exciting ways.
I am heartbroken but satisfied with how Mistborn Era 1 concluded. Our friends do indeed deserve their rest.
Wow.
What a trilogy.
What I expected vastly paled in comparison to what Sanderson delivered. Each book in this trilogy expanded the world, mythos, characters and stakes in reasonable but exciting ways.
I am heartbroken but satisfied with how Mistborn Era 1 concluded. Our friends do indeed deserve their rest.
Wow.
This book had pacing issues, and even more annoyingly, a big miscommunication trope. However, the last 30% or so saved it for me.
Sanderson continues to deepen the world and establish new and compelling mysteries, while growing his characters in exciting ways. I was hesitant about continuing about halfway through this book, but I’m certainly bought in now.
This book had pacing issues, and even more annoyingly, a big miscommunication trope. However, the last 30% or so saved it for me.
Sanderson continues to deepen the world and establish new and compelling mysteries, while growing his characters in exciting ways. I was hesitant about continuing about halfway through this book, but I’m certainly bought in now.