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Lädt ... The Well of Ascension (Mistborn, Book 2) (2008. Auflage)von Brandon Sanderson (Autor)
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Vin's struggles with love and power inject the human element into Sanderson's engaging epic. This entertaining read will especially please those who always wanted to know what happened after the good guys won. Ist enthalten inBeinhaltetAuszeichnungen
Charged with the task of rebuilding the world after the defeat of the brutal Lord Ruler, former street urchin Vin finds herself worshipped for her Mistborn powers and worries about the strange behavior of the mists since the death of the Lord Ruler. Keine Bibliotheksbeschreibungen gefunden. |
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EDIT - Reread on November 21, 2011
As part of my reread of the Mistborn series, I took this book up again and finished it in a couple of days. I didn't like it too much. It was obviously still a very good book, as it is a part of one of my favorite series and this particular segment of the story is necessary, but I found many things about the book lacking. The quotes at the beginnings of chapters were too short and were often confusing (it was easy to forget their context, which was not ideal). Also, Marsh is used too much as a random plot-twist device, which is confusing. I remember his part in the story being explained in the third book, but I take issue with the fact that his character is so illogical and unexplained in this book. Perhaps the most surprising thing about rereading The Well of Ascension was how much I liked Zane in comparison with the first time I read the book. I was more than a little bit disappointed that he didn't play a more critical role. Now to find out if the third book is as epic as I remember.
EDIT - Reread June 10, 2022
Liked this more than last time now. Maybe I’m just a more mature and patient reader, but I had no issues following the story this time even reading it in a day or two, and the book felt much more necessary than when I first read it and thought it was more filler. ( )