The Lost Metal: A Mistborn Novel

The characters felt alive and like you’re getting a peak into the workings of a living persons mind. Everything always feels earned. I was genuinely moved by the ending and the epilogues. I’m really bummed that it’s over.

Really enjoyed this book, couldn't put it down. Very well constructed ending to the series,lots of ideas to think about. Would definitely recommend this book.

A few years have passed since the events of the previous book. Wax is now in politics and Maresi and Wayne are both still working for the police. The threat of civil war is getting bigger, along with potential conflict with the southern countries. Into this pot of trouble, the Set's plans are coming into play with potentially devastating consequences for Elendil.Well we've been waiting a while for this one. I was expecting answers and we definitely got them. It was both bigger and smaller than I imagined, events definitely ramped up but not quite as much as I thought.As mentioned above this is an incredibly Cosmere heavy book. I have read most of Sanderson's work but most of it only once, some twice, and there is so much of it now that unless you are constantly re-reading it, or have a much better memory than me, then quite a lot of the connections go over my head. Yeah some of the stuff reminded me of Elantris but most of it I hadn't a clue. I still don't think you need to know everything to enjoy it but at this stage you definitely need to know of the existence of the Cosmere and how most of his books are related. I find myself spending too much time wondering if I should really know what they are talking about or whether I've met this character before etc.I also found all the talk of the different realms, how they interact etc is hard to follow for the more casual Cosmere fan. It is cool to be honest and if I were still in my teens, early twenties I would be all over it but it's hard to find the time now for basic reading, let alone deep dives into how all the magic systems are related etc. It takes just a little shine away from a very good book. Sanderson even made me care about Wayne in this one, which I didn't think would happen!Though it is an end, it really is the start of something else as there is so much going on, and looks like so much more that is coming, it feels more like a joining series than an outright self-contained series. I enjoyed it a lot, the author's imagination cannot be doubted and I am constantly amazed at how well thought out the 'magic' systems are in his books. It's a very different series than the original, and it grew on me more than I expected. Now the wait begins for Mistborn Era III.

I loved reading all the mistborn novels… id read a couple years ago and going back and reading them all was a joy\1

I've got them all in this series and loved every one the only downside is that you finish them if you've not tried them then you must FANTASTIC books

If you haven't read the others this is not a good book to read first. This is an ending. It is a powerful and exiting expansion of the Mistborn world building and the most Cosmere (Sandersons larger connected universe) aware of any of the series to date.If you have read the rest though this includes fantastic development of all major characters, answers to long term plot arcs and the climax to their conflicts. Sanderson also uses the work to comment on self realisation, the power of forgiveness, friendship and compassion as well as the ability to transform a situation or a person. The book also effectively sets us the third promised Mistborn series fans have been aware of fir some time. A book that is an excellent conclusion but is actually more. It is multiple endings to multiple plots, characters and ideas and the seed bed for the next generation.

The latest Mistborn novel (seriously you need a chart of work out what number this is) sees the wrapping up of the second era, following Wax and Wayne as they and their friends try to really understand what’s happening.It took me a while to get my head into it - it’s a long time since the previous pair of novels and I had to pause to read synopses of them online to re-catch myself up. But once everything was properly loaded back in my reading sped back up.This is probably the most Cosmerey of Cosmere books that Sanderson has output so far. I think it’s probably the least entry level novel - and there’s a lot that definitely works better if you’ve read the other Cosmere series to this point. And probably that also makes this novel required reading for everything else from here on.A really good end to this era. I’m looking forward a lot to finding out what the next will entail.

It has been some time since I read the book "The Bands of Morning", but I find difference in Sanderson's writing.I am a big fan, but in "The lost metal" he seems to have expanded his ability. Added more humor to the characters and all together improved.Absolutely loved the book and hope he finds some way to bring back the amusing character we lost in this one ❤.

A great read, and especially if you're keeping up with Sanderson's other Cosmere works. Things are beginning to be tied together, and an exceptional literary future awaits.

Trying to write of this book without spoiling it seems futile. Suffice to say, it is another amazing read in one of the best fantasy series ever written.

Dont let anyone tell you era 2 is boring

Gran final para la segunda era, increíbles personajes que seguirán en la memoria de los lectores durante muchos años.Indispensable si te gusta Sanderson

pour moi, c'était le meilleur livre de l'ère Mistborn 2