This was the best in the Mistborn series. I really liked how Sanderson finished this story in a very satisfying way. I will say, though, that there was too much exposition through the chapter-opening passages. It felt like Sanderson was getting towards a lot of the techniques he would later use in Stormlight but wasn't quite there yet. Like usual for these books, I wasn't taking notes like I do for non-fiction, so I'll just keep it short. This trilogy wasn't as good as Stormlight in my eyes, but it did good world-expansion and I really liked the characters Vin and Sazed. I'm interested to see what the Wax and Wayne books are like, but I don't think I'll start those for a while.
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