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The Hero of Ages (Mistborn, Book 3) Brandon Sanderson
Publisher: Tor Books

Background: The third and final book of Brandon Sanderson's Mistborn Trilogy explores the aftermath of the protagonist's unintentional freeing of the being of pure destruction, Ruin. This is the third and final book in the Mistborn trilogy featuring Elend and Vin. Genre: Fantasy, Adventure, Age: Adult. This 'review' will be more based on the whole series and because it is the final book it will contain spoilers. The world they now live in seems headedtowards of the best trilogies I have read in a long time. Brandon Sanderson's Mistborn Trilogy would make the required reading list. Released: 10th December 2009 (UK version). How did we get Thea: I absolutely loved The Final Empire (Mistborn book 1), but was somewhat disappointed with The Well of Ascension (book 2) – so I entered The Hero of Ages with some trepidation. €�Conclusion to an amazing story”. Stand alone or series: Book 3, final volume of the Mistborn trilogy. Had over the artwork for the covers of his novels he said that he had little say in the matter, but he did request that The Hero of Ages, the third and final book in the Mistborn series, be given a cover with more of an epic feel. This adventure brings the Mistborn epic fantasy trilogy (after 2007's The Well of Ascension) to a dramatic and surprising climax. What Sanderson lacks in the size of cast (only a few characters get true three dimensional treatment) he makes up for in depth of each focus character and a truly well realized world and plot. Publisher: Tor (US)/Gollancz (UK) Publication Date: October 2008 (US)/February 2010 (UK) Paperback: 784 pages. I chose the Mistborn trilogy as my introduction to his work and I am very glad I did.