Firefight by Brandon Sanderson For some reason, my library sent me Calamity, the third book in the series, before Firefight. This made me have to buy Firefight and quickly read it. Last year, Steelheart was one of the very very few five-star books I read, so I figured I had to pick up the sequel. It does a good job of expanding on the world established in the first book, while not deviating too much from the formula (going to a city to kill a powerful superhero). This time, it’s a water-manipulator in a flooded Manhattan, who’s got an exploder and miscellaneous other villains. Like most second parts of a…