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Steelheart is Brandon Sanderson's evil superheroes novel. That says it all really. It's quite Brandon Sanderson-y. If you like saying "wait, this hole in the premise seems a bit like a plot hole, no wait, this is Sanderson, I bet it turns out to be an important clue later" and getting proved right, then this is a good book for you. It tackles several superhero tropes in a way that makes significantly more sense than how they're usually presented.
Did I mention the evil superheroes?
It certainly gripped me, I read it all in one evening.
But some parts fell a bit flat for me, it felt like he'd had a really good book but had to rush it a bit, though I find it hard to explain why.
Alloy of Law
See above, but with added, "squeee! mistborn continues after the end of the mistborn trilogy!"
Steelheart is Brandon Sanderson's evil superheroes novel. That says it all really. It's quite Brandon Sanderson-y. If you like saying "wait, this hole in the premise seems a bit like a plot hole, no wait, this is Sanderson, I bet it turns out to be an important clue later" and getting proved right, then this is a good book for you. It tackles several superhero tropes in a way that makes significantly more sense than how they're usually presented.
Did I mention the evil superheroes?
It certainly gripped me, I read it all in one evening.
But some parts fell a bit flat for me, it felt like he'd had a really good book but had to rush it a bit, though I find it hard to explain why.
Alloy of Law
See above, but with added, "squeee! mistborn continues after the end of the mistborn trilogy!"