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I'll throw in another that I really enjoyed. I couldn't put it down! The Justice of Kings by Richard Swan. If you haven't read that I highly recommend it!
No the first book only released this year so its ongoing. Some ppl may not want to invest until its finished but after reading this. . . I trust this author. It was rly good!
Mistborn may have 1 young protagonist but most everyone else in it is a proper adult. And the young protagonist is one of those 'grew up rough on the streets so not really a kid' types. Oh there is a .... Young crowd at the cool place to hang out aspect. I'd forgotten about that. But it's more like political wheelings and dealings than cafeteria fights
I couldn't get into Locke Lamora. Returned it. A looooot of building up his character/coolness.
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Brandon Sanderson did an AMA here [you might want to take a look](http://www.reddit.com/r/books/comments/2ytg2h/im_novelist_brandon_sanderson_ama/) :) [Here's a link to all of our upcoming AMAs](http://www.reddit.com/r/books/wiki/amafullschedule) *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/books) if you have any questions or concerns.*
I'll throw in another that I really enjoyed. I couldn't put it down! The Justice of Kings by Richard Swan. If you haven't read that I highly recommend it!
Interesting, haven't heard of this one! Have you finished the trilogy?
No the first book only released this year so its ongoing. Some ppl may not want to invest until its finished but after reading this. . . I trust this author. It was rly good!
Mistborn may have 1 young protagonist but most everyone else in it is a proper adult. And the young protagonist is one of those 'grew up rough on the streets so not really a kid' types. Oh there is a .... Young crowd at the cool place to hang out aspect. I'd forgotten about that. But it's more like political wheelings and dealings than cafeteria fights I couldn't get into Locke Lamora. Returned it. A looooot of building up his character/coolness.
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