Aleación de ley (Nacidos de la bruma [Mistborn] 4)

Aleación de ley is the sequel to the first trilogy of the «Mistborn» saga, a work initiated with The Final Empire and an essential part of the Cosmere, the universe destined to shape the most extensive and fascinating series ever written in the realm of epic fantasy.

Three hundred years have passed since the events narrated in the first trilogy of the saga, and Scadrial is now close to modernity: railways, canals, electric lighting, and the first skyscrapers invade the planet. Although science and technology are reaching new challenges, the ancient magic of Allomancy continues to play a fundamental role. In an area known as the Roughs, crucial tools exist for those men and women who try to establish order and justice. One of these men is Lord Waxillium Ladrian, an expert in metals and in the use of Allomancy and Feruchemy.

After living twenty years in the Roughs, Wax has been forced, by a family tragedy, to return to the metropolis of Elendel. However, and despite himself, he must put away his weapons and assume the obligations required by being surrounded by the nobility. Or so he thinks, since he doesn't yet know that the mansions and elegant tree-lined streets of the city can be even more dangerous than the plains of the Roughs. A metallic skyline of mist, ash, and steam conquers the sky, threatening all those who live and fight beneath it.

Since 2006, and in just ten years, Brandon Sanderson has consolidated himself as the great renovator of 21st-century fantasy and the most prolific author in the genre worldwide. He has managed to win over eight million readers, be published in thirty countries, and become the heir to an entire genre.

Reviews:
«Brandon Sanderson is a legend.»
Alexelcapo, @EvilAFM

«Sanderson is a brilliant writer.»
Patrick Rothfuss

«The renovator of fantasy, the great reinnovator of magic.»
Ricard Ruiz Garzón, Els Matins de TV3

«Sanderson is a bomb about to explode.»
Ernest Alós, El Periódico de Catalunya

«If you like fantasy literature, read Brandon Sanderson.»
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«George R.R. Martin has had an heir for a long time.»
Javier Blánquez, El Mundo