Fiberglass Cyborg
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I've just read the long-awaited 7th "Mistborn" novel. Lost quite a lot of sleep to it - a real page turner. Some hopefully not-too-spoilery thoughts:
Wayne is much more prominent in this one. It's arguably more his story than Wax's. I liked seeing how the working relationship between Wayne and Marasi has evolved over the last few years, and even the side-plot featuring Steris gives her plenty to do. If "Alloy of Law" was a Western, this is a high-stakes techno-thriller. As hinted in the previous book, interference from beyond the world of Scadrial has become much more obvious - people and powers from at least 3 other worlds are in play here, and Hoid is more visible than in any other Mistborn novel I suspect that's one reason for the long gap - Sanderson wanted to develop other parts of his universe further before bringing them into contact with "Mistborn". Overall, I'm very impressed.
Anyone else read this yet?
Wayne is much more prominent in this one. It's arguably more his story than Wax's. I liked seeing how the working relationship between Wayne and Marasi has evolved over the last few years, and even the side-plot featuring Steris gives her plenty to do. If "Alloy of Law" was a Western, this is a high-stakes techno-thriller. As hinted in the previous book, interference from beyond the world of Scadrial has become much more obvious - people and powers from at least 3 other worlds are in play here, and Hoid is more visible than in any other Mistborn novel I suspect that's one reason for the long gap - Sanderson wanted to develop other parts of his universe further before bringing them into contact with "Mistborn". Overall, I'm very impressed.
Anyone else read this yet?
