There was too much eye-rolling action in that series for me, especially at the

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Sep 5, 2024
4:46:10pm

fbguru All-American

There was too much eye-rolling action in that series for me, especially at the

beginning. Fantasy action sequences in a western setting didn't do it for me.

My favorite part of the series happened at the end, learning about Wayne's unexpected fortune and how he kept trying to give it away, modernizing the city and enriching himself in the process.

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The Hero of Ages was pretty great, and a great ending to the Mistborn trilogy

zuko

Sep 5, 4:20pm

Spoilers above! I think the Wax and Wayne books might be even better.

Ted Lasso

Sep 5, 4:21pm

Agreed! I really liked Mistborn but absolutely loved the Wax and Wayne series

IntelCougar

Sep 5, 4:35pm

Good too, and funny

Scooter

Sep 5, 4:37pm

There was too much eye-rolling action in that series for me, especially at the

fbguru

Sep 5, 4:46pm

RE: The Hero of Ages was pretty great, and a great ending to the Mistborn

JuicyJam

Sep 5, 4:26pm

I feel like the Mistborn Trilogy is like training wheels before you move on to

Sep 5, 4:52pm

Way of Kings is an INCREDIBLE book. Brings the heat the whole time. I had a

Triznaynay

Sep 5, 5:57pm

The Wax and Wayne books are a lot of fun, and I think you'll like them just as much as the Mistborn trilogy.

HungryCoug

Sep 5, 4:54pm

Possibly my favorite book of all time. And it's pretty much the only fantasy

Triznaynay

Sep 5, 5:54pm

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