Mistborn Quartet Box Set by Brandon Sanderson - Wax and Wayne Series - Epic Fantasy - Paperback

Titles in This Set:. The Alloy of Law. Shadows of Self. The Bands of Mourning. The Lost Metal. Condition: BRAND NEW. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9781399614931. Publisher: Gollancz. Age Range: 14+ (Adult / Young Adult crossover). Overview:. Step into the second era of Brandon Sanderson's phenomenally popular Mistborn saga with this complete four-book paperback boxed set. Following frontier lawman Waxillium Ladrian and his sharp-witted partner Wayne, the quartet blends gunslinger grit with Sanderson's trademark hard-magic systems on the industrialising world of Scadrial. Perfect for established Cosmere fans and newcomers alike, this set delivers mystery, heist-style plotting and explosive action across four novels, brand new and ready to read straight out of the box.. About the Books:. The Alloy of Law opens the quartet three hundred years after the original Mistborn trilogy, introducing Waxillium Ladrian, a nobleman-turned-lawkeeper drawn back into a world of gunfights, heists and Allomantic power struggles. Shadows of Self deepens the intrigue as Wax and Wayne investigate an assassination plot threatening the city's fragile peace, forcing Wax to reckon with old loyalties and a shadowy new threat wielding forgotten magics. The Bands of Mourning sends the duo on a globe-spanning hunt for legendary artefacts said to grant the power of a god, layering archaeology, family secrets and high-stakes action into the story. The Lost Metal brings the era to a close with a sprawling conspiracy threatening not just Scadrial but the wider Cosmere, tying together threads from across the quartet into a satisfying, twist-laden finale. Together, the four novels showcase Sanderson's meticulous world-building and ingenious magic systems, evolving the original trilogy's high fantasy into a leaner, faster-paced blend of Western, detective and steampunk-flavoured fantasy. Fans of intricate plotting, morally complex characters and inventive magic will find this quartet a rewarding, self-contai