My Reaction in a Nutshell: 
 Brandon Sanderson has done it again! 
 The Long Version: 
 I absolutely loved reading The Alloy of Law. This book takes place 300 years after The Hero of Ages. In a world where Vin and Elend are both remembered in the history books, while Kelsier, Saze, and Ironeyes (aka Marsh) have their own religions (Vin too). Even Spook has some mentions (indirectly) via his slang in legal documents. It's such a cool continuation of the series. 
 This book has modern technologies including railroads, electricity, guns, and horseless carriages (aka cars). It was interesting to read about Allomantic and Feruchemical powers as well as some new powers coming from new metals. In this day and age, there are no mistborns and alomancy is fairly rare, the combination of Allomantic and Feruchemical powers is even rarer. 
 I love the characters. Page 68: 
 Waxillium: What are you up to, Wayne? 
 Wayne: One seventy, thank you. I've been lifting weights and eating steak. 
 Narrator: Waxillium gave him a flat stare.This book has a much smaller cast of main characters than the first Mistborn trilogy. Waxillum (his desire to do what's right), Wayne (his disguises), and Marasi (her burning curiosity). I absolutely love each one. While The Final Empire was about a group of lawbreakers, The Alloy of Law is about a group of lawmen. Wax and Wayne both fought to uphold the law in the Roughs, and now must uncover what is the true meaning behind the latest crimes in Elendel. 
 I'm not going to lie, I was hesitant about starting The Alloy of Law. I haven't read many fantasy books set in a time period with railroads and cars. Although this book gave off a Western vibe, I found myself enjoying The Alloy of Law immensely. This book was just plain fun. The past few series and books I've read have all been about overthrowing the government or fighting for their lives. And yes, there is a lot of fighting for their lives in The Alloy of Law, but with Wayne and Wax's playful banter, they make getting shot at and nearly blown up fun to read. 
 (view spoiler)[OMG THAT ENDING!!!! Where Ironeyes shows up and mentions Breeze and just how is Marsh still alive and is he good or evil or what? I hope he's in the second book!! (hide spoiler)] 
 A book full of twists and turns and great chemistry between characters, The Alloy of Law is sure to please fans of the previous Mistborn trilogy. 
 ***TRIGGER WARNINGS: implied R, kidnapping, incarceration, death, murder