"Alloy of Law" is a standalone novel in Brandon Sanderson's Mistborn universe, but it's a bit of a genre mash-up—think fantasy meets detective noir, with a sprinkle of steampunk. Set roughly 300 years after the original Mistborn trilogy, it introduces new magic systems like Allomancy and Feruchemy in a more modern, industrial-era setting.
Key specs: Published in 2011, it runs about 350 pages and is the first in the "Wax and Wayne" series. It’s perfect if you fancy your fantasy with a side of six-shooters and gumshoe antics. For Australian prices, new copies hover around $25–$35 AUD, while used editions can be found on Tradingpost and PuppyList for under $15.
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