The mists rule the night...The lord ruler owns the world.For a thousand years the ash fell.For a thousand years, the Skaa slaved in misery and lived in fear. For a thousand years, the Lord Ruler reigned with absolute power and ultimate terror, divinely invincible. Every attempted revolt has failed miserably.Yet somehow hope survives.A new kind of uprising is being planned, one that depends on the cunning of a brilliant criminal mastermind and the courage of an unlikely heroine, a Skaa street urchin, who must learn to master Allomancy, the power of a mistborn.What if the prophesied hero had failed to defeat the Dark Lord? The answer will be found in the Mistborn trilogy, a saga of surprises that begins here.
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The Final Empire: Mistborn Book One
The mists rule the night...The lord ruler owns the world.For a thousand years the ash fell.For a thousand years, the Skaa slaved in misery and lived in fear. For a thousand years, the Lord Ruler reigned with absolute power and ultimate terror, divinely invincible. Every attempted revolt has failed miserably.Yet somehow hope survives.A new kind of uprising is being planned, one that depends on the cunning of a brilliant criminal mastermind and the courage of an unlikely heroine, a Skaa street urchin, who must learn to master Allomancy, the power of a mistborn.What if the prophesied hero had failed to defeat the Dark Lord? The answer will be found in the Mistborn trilogy, a saga of surprises that begins here.
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Rezension von stormiIf Brandon Sanderson does one thing wrong, it's romance. spoilers incoming: Vin doesn't know who she is and who she will be, and yet her purpose, at one point in the book, evolves to be Elend. I read page after page and wondered why exactly this subplot had been included – were it not more compelling if friendship, central to the plot, drove the empire to finally collapse? Must it be that a teenage girl finds importance in (romantic) love instead of herself? I think the worst part is the middle where the love blooms and the last part if the best, where the driving force is sacrifice, familial love, and hope. Elend isn't interesting. Vin is. I think it's a shame that she didn't find herself before she found Elend. Other than that the book is, to me, a distant cousin to the Lies of Locke Lamora. Thieving crews, found family, a world so compelling even the characters do not grasp it fully. A very good read. Shame the romance is boring.