I will avoid major revelations and spoilers, and make this review as brief as possible.

I should note, at this stage of the series, remembering that this is also a follow-up series to the first Mistborn trilogy, it’s getting much harder to write a comprehensive spoiler-free review. “I learned how much power over a situation you gain when you decide that you don’t care what others think of you.” And believe me, judging from what happened at the end of this novel, The Lost Metal and Mistborn Era 3 will be spellbinding. In The Bands of Mourning, Sanderson showed glimpses of the glorious future that Mistborn Saga will have.

It has been six years since then, and after my reread, I feel the notion keeps getting stronger and more evident. I remember the first time I read through it, during the last 30% of the book, I kept wondering how Sanderson constantly came up with all these brilliant ideas for his stories? I remember thinking that genius is an understatement for Sanderson. It is the penultimate installment to the second era of Mistborn Saga, and I have a feeling The Lost Metal will deliver a more superior and satisfying volume to the series. Out of the three books available so far in Mistborn: Wax & Wayne series, The Bands of Mourning is definitely the best one for me. The Bands of Mourning is the best of the Mistborn: Wax and Wayne so far. Published: 26th January 2016 by Tor Books (US) & 28th January 2016 by Gollancz (UK) Pages: 447 pages (International Paperback Edition) Series: Mistborn: Wax and Wayne (Book #3 of 4), Mistborn Saga (Book #6 of 7) The Bands of Mourning by Brandon Sanderson

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