I think it's been about a year since the second of this series came out. It's still quite astonishing to me how Sanderson manages to write in such a distinctly younger voice, when his longer works are so clearly different and aimed at an older audience.

This was as on form as ever, and although I think I'd have a few questions if I went back and reread the whole set more slowly just letting myself sit back and enjoy the work meant I really got into it and fund myself cheering David on all the way. Things are concluded very nicely, and I'm very glad to have read these indeed. I hope I am justified in saying that we aren't done with Brandon Sanderson by a long shot.