The Reckoners Series Hardcover Boxed Set: Steelheart; Firefight; Calamity Hardcover – August 30, 2016

Every Brandon Sanderson work is a masterpiece. That being said, this isn't his best work, nor is it his worst. Like all his books, this was full of twists and surprises, clever banter, and engaging action. I couldn't put it down and enjoyed every minute, even though it didn't quite have the same magical polish as Mistborn or Stormlight Archives.Also, note that this set is missing his novella Mitosis which occurs between the first and second book. I recommend grabbing that as well to read where it belongs, however, that novella isn't vital to the story nor is it quite as good as the rest of this series. But without it, the beginning of the second book won't feel quite as smooth.

As usual Brandon Sanderson came up with more imaginative ideas. It was exciting and moved right along. That's the problem, I read all three books in a week.

As I said it's simply amazingBrandon Sanderson really needs to make a 4th book tho so that there can be a battle with the last bad guy

GOOD stuff 😁

Came in in perfect condition! Box says 60$ only paid 30$ and amazing series!

What a story of imagination, wrapping all forms of fight and right in multi-dimensional nonsense.It’s truly Epic.LOL, I highly recommend this line of BS to any serious reader.Spun as only Brandon can spin, thank you Brandon!

This series is amazing! Absolute action all the time. It follows the story of David, a guy living in a world where the superheroes are actually villains. After collecting information for 10 years he finally gets the chance to join the Reckoners! They are a group of people that want to kill off the Epics. With an insane amount of luck, David has the biggest adventures he could ever dream of. There are twists and turns and secrets!! You'll be on the edge of your seat the whole time!

Excellent series!!! My 20 something son wanted something to read during the Christmas break between college semesters. He started the first book and could hardly put it down. The series moves at a quick pace. It is interesting for teens, young adults, and adults. I enjoyed the series myself.