Brazales de Fuego (Mistborn, #6) (Mistborn: Wax and Wayne, #3) (Cosmere Universe)

by Brandon Sanderson

Brazales de Duelo es el sexto libro de la saga «Nacidos de la Bruma [Mistborn]», una obra iniciada con El imperio final y parte imprescindible del Cosmere, el universo destinado a convertirse en la serie más extensa y fascinante jamás escrita en el ámbito de la fantasía épica.

La cuenca de Elendel es un polvorín. El descontento de los trabajadores se suma a las diferencias irreconciliables entre la capital y las demás ciudades de la cuenca; Elendel asegura gobernarlas mientras sus habitantes denuncian la opresión a la que se sienten sometidos. De pronto, llega a oídos de Waxillium Ladrian que un académico kandra podría haber localizado los legendarios Brazales de Duelo, un arma capaz de sembrar la destrucción y dar al traste con el actual equilibrio de poder imperante en la cuenca.

Pero perseguir mitos no se cuenta entre las atribulaciones de un representante de la ley como él, acuciado por problemas más inmediatos. Pero ¿qué puede hacer cuando sospecha que ha sido engañado por el mismísimo Dios? La revelación resultante sacudirá los cimientos de todo cuanto creías saber sobre el mundo de «Nacidos de la Bruma [Mistborn]».

Desde 2006, y en solo diez años, Brandon Sanderson se ha consolidado como el gran renovador de la fantasía del siglo XXI y el autor del género más prolífico del mundo. Ha logrado ganarse a ocho millones de lectores, ser publicado en treinta países y convertirse en el heredero de todo un género.

ENGLISH DESCRIPTION

Three hundred years after the events of the Mistborn trilogy. The Bands of Mourning are the mythical metal rings owned by the Lord Ruler, said to grant anyone who wears them his powers. Hardly anyone thinks they really exist, but someone has returned to Elendel with images that seem to depict the Bands...

• ISBN10: 8466659625
• ISBN13: 9788466659628
• Publish Date: 21 June 2017 (first published 26 January 2016)
• Publish Status: Active
• Publish Country: ES
• Publisher: Hesperus Press Ltd
• Imprint: Nova
• Format: Paperback (US Trade)
• Pages: 512
• Language: Spanish
• URL: https://penguinrandomhouse.com/books/isbn/9788466659628

Reviews

So... I am disappointed while at the same time excited. The problem with this book is that it starts of quite slow, and the last 100 pages hold so many new things and revelations, that it often feels too action packed to get a good sense about what is going on. It makes me believe that the next book is going to be great, but these last few books should have been better in my opinion. Right now, they feel too much like watching an episode of a television series in which a lot happens, and then suddenly the reveals start pouring in on the last few minutes (pages) to make sure that the reader also picks up the next installment. I would like to believe that Sanderson is better than that. I wonder if this writing style that is more direct causes my disappointment, because he is better at writing everything in extreme depth?

[ross91]

The best one in the second era so far.
Steris is a gem

[littleread1]

haha! damn ...

[Mercy]

¿Cómo le hace Sanderson para sorprenderme cada vez más con cada libro suyo que leo?

Y JODER, ESOS FINALES ME VAN A DAR UN ATAQUE AL CORAZÓN.

Madre mía, no more secrets Sandy, así que thank Harmony porque tenemos Secret history de lo contrario no podría vivir hasta The lost metal 😭😭😭.

bye, me voy a leer Secret history. Necesito respuestas para poder respirar 😭.

[wyvernfriend]

I love the way the relationship between Waxillium and Steris developed and how they were just so much fun together. Still Wayne is still a great character.

Things are both improved and disimproved. Wax solves some mysteries and fails to solve some and dies (but not permanently) and discovers more about himself and his world.

[KitsuneBae]

Is there any way for Steris to have more page time? And Harmony, why don't you grant her Allomancy powers? XD

[adamfortuna]

While in a different time, and with a different goal from the original Mistborn trilogy, this one expanded on the world in unexpected ways. I'm always impressed how Sanderson can bring back an idea from books ago that was ambiguous and expand on it. This book gave me a Final Fantasy vibe --a combination from the time period, magic system, characters and a few familiar plot devices that somehow seem right at home in the world of Mistborn.

Classic Sanderson. A big step up from the last book and back on the plane I expect for/from Mistborn. Reminded me of why I loved Mistborn so much in the first place and gets me really hyped about the next book. I also can't wait to read the novella and it seems I've found out about the Cosmere at just the right time! Now to go devour the rest of his books...