I wanted to love it, oh I wanted to love it so badly. But after needing a few weeks to gather my thoughts I can say now with certainty that I didn't love it. It was so close, but some things were just lacking a little for me. 
 Firstly, Sanderson is a genius. I mean I really think that he might be - is his IQ around on the internet? You can see how much planning goes into these books, how much science and how much thought. The only negative thing about this book (and I could see it getting progressively worse throughout the series) is that his writing turned a little too cold for me. It became a little too robotic and planned out. Too scientific. I felt like there was none of the feelings that there were in the first novel. 
 For example, Vin and Elend, there were in love, they had this beautiful relationship but whenever I read them together I just didn't feel anything. Sazed, who is usually my favorite character, is lost in this book - which is understandable but, again, I felt nothing. 
 The plot is perfect, the twists and turns are incredible, the ending sums up every little question you might have ever had - but people died and I just didn't care. I thought I would cry, I thought I would scream but there was nothing. I think that in getting all the science and plotting exactly right Sanderson lost a little bit of the feeling, making everything a little too cold and clinical. 
 Despite that - I am looking forward to reading some more of Sanderson. I don't think anyone of Goodreads has such a high average rating as he does and I'm looking forward to seeing what the fuss is about. I'm sure it is all well deserved.