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The Lost Metal by Brandon Sanderson

Genres: High Fantasy

Pages: 507

Cover: Paperback

Age rating: 14+

Buy on: Barnes and Noble​

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Review

The conclusion of Mistborn Era 2 was a thrilling, epic ending. I was surprised by the huge time skip, but I think it works perfectly. Wax and Steris are adorable in this book, and so are their children; their relationship is wholesome and fun. Marasi and Wayne's friendship has to be one of the friendship I ever read about; the banter and the dynamic just flow naturally. 

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The stakes were STACKING in this book, and I was not expecting to get emotional at the ending, but I was... Wayne really spent this book being depressed for most of it and feeling worthless; in my opinion, this book was very much a Wayne book. I'm glad that Steris is getting her own chapters here; there aren't a lot, but the chapters that are there really highlight who Steris is and lean into her strength and highlight her insecurities and how she overcame them. 

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It was very fun seeing the easter egg and connection to the Cosmere world; it was very helpful reading The Emperor's Soul and Mistborn: A Secret History before going into this world. It hit so much harder, and you get a deeper understanding of the world-building and magic system. I can say the Mistborn wolrd is very much not over, and there is more to come. 

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