Brandon SandersonFantasy · Fiction·b. 1975
The Lost Metal
Synopsis
The Bands of Mourning's revelations have upended what the crew thought they knew about Scadrial's history and its threats.
As Marasi pursues a conspiracy connecting the southern Malwish confederacy to Elendel's underworld, and Wax confronts a threat that draws in the full Cosmere, the final Era 2 volume closes out the stories of Wax, Wayne, Marasi, and Steris while bridging toward Mistborn Era 3, set in Scadrial's far future.
The Lost Metal is the most overtly Cosmere-connected book in Era 2, with characters and elements from other Cosmere works appearing directly in the plot, and it ends with consequences that echo across the entire universe.
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Prose complexity 6/10
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ViolenceTraumaGraphic Violence
- What a great end to a great era. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, nobody can write epic action sequences like Brandon Sanderson. This book again proved this point, even if it came from an unexpected, but wholly perfect place.
- Oh my GOD. I think the ending of this tops Hero of Ages for me, personally. There are so many cool implications for the wider Cosmere. Some familiar faces. An absolute gut punch of a finale.
- <div>terrorismo emocional</div>





