Sanderson did absolutely wonderful on this book. He perfectly captured the feel of the original Mistborn that drew me to his writing. The characters are wonderful, and the suspense of the plot just kept me from putting it down. Sanderson really does heist stories well, and the way in which he lets out just a few more secrets from his worldbuilding just adds to the story. One thing though, if you like your stories to finish up every possible loose thread you'll both love and hate this story. The ending strongly hints at another story to come, while explaining virtually every question you could ask. Overall I simply loved Sanderson's storytelling, as I have each time I read a story of his, and this book is a shining example of what he can do.

Edit: Following a reread, I've collected further thoughts in a review on my blog alexanderkeane.com/2022/12/05/alloy-of-law-by-brandon-sanderson/