I must say, this series had me worried for a while. 
 The second book dropped down from the Epicness that made up the first boook. The first half of the book was even worse. I felt I was going to be dissapointed for sure. 
 But I wasn't. On the contrary, I must declare Brandon Sanderson as a God of Writing. Yes, to that extent. What a carefully spun and twisted story. All the elements from the first and second book came together so perfectly, so easily, such a work of art. 
 I loved many things about this book. I loved how Sanderson used real history to shape up the Mistborn world. Urteau screamed "Communism", Kelsier and his sacrifice is a resemblance of the Christain Faith, Luthadel and Fadrex's nobility are based on the European Victorian Era. Sanderson pretty much rewrote History in an Epic Fantasy. Very interesting. Even Sazed's trouble with religion is a recurring theme in life. I really liked Sanderson's portrayal of "God's". I don't want to write any spoilers, but preservation and ruin make so much more sense to me then any other dieties out there. 
 The ending was very odd, so much action in such a short space. This is one issue I had with the book, the first 500 pages could have been shortened as they tended to drag a bit, while the last 200 pages where tightly packed with burst upon burst of action. 
 I was crying by the end, I don't know why, everything was so emotional, Vin, Elend, the Kandra, Sazed's realization of the truth. 
 Oh, and how awesome is Spook?! *Sigh*, this series warrants a re-read, I'm sad it's over. It's not very common to find such a great fantasy series that makes you feel an emotional connection. I'm really glad Sanderson is the one completing the Wheel of Time Series, he is worthy of that merit. 
 I'm deffinetly going to read every other book written by this man.