This is the final book in the Mistborn trilogy. While this is the most predictable of three books it's still exciting and interesting and I thought it was a really great way to wrap up the series. I would give the series as a whole 5 stars and highly recommend it to anyone who likes fantasy or wants...
This is probably my least favorite of the 3 books in the trilogy, but that's only because the first two were so damn good, and this third one had the arduous task of trying to neatly wrap everything up. Which, for the most part, it does. The good news is that it retains the good writing, strong char...
Sanderson brings the initial Mistborn series to a close with this book, and I found it to be a little underwhelming. I'd heard a lot about this series, and between that and enjoying the hell out of The Rithmatist, I went into the series expecting big things. Amazing things. Wowzer things. Instead, I...
The world is dying and everyone is looking for "The Hero of Ages" to save it and them in the conclusion of Brandon Sanderson's Mistborn trilogy. As Vin and Elend attempt to save as many people as possible, they also are racing to find answers left behind by Rashek, the Lord Ruler, to battle the god ...
Reseña en español de [b:El héroe de las eras|7935023|El héroe de las eras (Nacidos de la bruma, #3)|Brandon Sanderson|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1399296346s/7935023.jpg|2793516]: Click aquíI won't write a review for this one, it's really hard for me to express how much I loved this book and anyth...
Tricked into releasing the evil spirit Ruin while attempting to close the Well of Ascension, new emperor Elend Venture and his wife, the assassin Vin, are now hard-pressed to save the world.This adventure brings the Mistborn epic fantasy trilogy to a dramatic and surprising climax as Sanderson's sag...
There are some big advantages to coming to a series late, like being able to read the entire series back-to-back rather than wait those long painful months until the next exciting instalment. I guess that makes me a "binge" reader.Brandon Sanderson's Mistborn series is classic fantasy in just about ...
*Review contains minor spoilers*The Hero of Ages is the third book from the original Mistborn trilogy (there's also a sequel trilogy set centuries after the original trilogy, the first one of those, or fourth overall - The Alloy of Law - has been out since 2011 and the next one, Shadows of Self, is ...
WOW!The first two book? Finished them in a rush, one after the other, from cover to cover.This one? I didn't want it to end, but when I started, I didn't want to stop reading either. I did put it down a couple of times, however, for example when it appeared as if Spook was going to "go over to the d...
To those of you who have been following my updates and can now see my rating, it should be obvious that I was disappointed.No. Less disappointed, more ambivalent.On one hand, Sanderson's reduction of his characters to virtually identical and unchanging archetypes as opposed to further developing the...
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