The Trials are over. WICKED have collected all the information they can. Now it's up to the Gladers to complete the blueprint for the cure to the Flare with a final voluntary test. But something has happened that no-one at WICKED has foreseen: Thomas has remembered more than they think. And he knows WICKED can't be trusted ... The time for lies is over. But the truth is more dangerous than anyone could have imagined. With the Gladers divided, can they all make it
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JAMES DASHNER was born and raised in Georgia, but now lives and writes in the Rocky Mountains. He is also the author of "The 13th Reality."
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
By Mr. R Woods
Format:Paperback
I'll be honest, I'm writing this just half an hour after finishing the book, and whilst I freaking loved it, there is a big sense of disappointment for me. The book had me hooked the whole way, that's a given. It's action packed. Taught and the writing is fluid. But then the ending... Whilst good... Argh. I just can't explain it. It wasn't what I was expecting, and while I suppose it is a natural ending, it just happens. There's no explanation. No revelation. It just happens.
So many questions that I'd hoped would of been answered are left hanging. Maybe we'll just never know their answers...
But for the main part I loved this book. As I've already said, it is so action packed. I think the book benefits from the fact that the Trials are over. At points in the previous two books, The Maze Runner and The Scorch Trials, there were moments where it dragged slightly, thanks to the Trials being run by ever omnipresent WICKED.
And speaking of WICKED, they never fail to amaze me. Yet again, they seem to grow more twisted, more sinister. More sick. There were moments in The Death Cure that had me gasping for breath, and even made me feel repulsed. Janson, or Rat Man as the Gladers know him is the worst. A truly horrible character... The character development, again is lacking, but with this series, it's not really about the characters. It's more about the plot, and the destination.
Cranks are getting worse. The Flare is spreading far faster and wider than WICKED could of anticipated, and time is running out. They're nearing the end of their testing, and have nearly completed the blueprint that will end it all. They're nearing on a cure, or so they claim. But they need just one last thing, one piece of the puzzle to make it all complete. The Final Candidate. Thomas.
Some of the scenes, the images, the descriptions and actions in this book are so chilling. One, near the end made me squirm a little and actually made me pause for a bit.
One moment in the book though, actually made me chuckle. I'm not sure it's meant to, but I couldn't help myself. The image that I created in my head was just hilarious... Maybe if you read the book you'll know which bit I mean, but I actually had to put the book down and laugh.
Overall, an enjoyable end to the series. I was going to dive straight into the prequel, The Kill Order, which came out earlier this week, but I think I need a bit of time away from the world of the Maze, the Scorch, WICKED, Thomas and all of his friends. I would still recommend the trilogy to anyone and everyone.
So many questions that I'd hoped would of been answered are left hanging. Maybe we'll just never know their answers...
But for the main part I loved this book. As I've already said, it is so action packed. I think the book benefits from the fact that the Trials are over. At points in the previous two books, The Maze Runner and The Scorch Trials, there were moments where it dragged slightly, thanks to the Trials being run by ever omnipresent WICKED.
And speaking of WICKED, they never fail to amaze me. Yet again, they seem to grow more twisted, more sinister. More sick. There were moments in The Death Cure that had me gasping for breath, and even made me feel repulsed. Janson, or Rat Man as the Gladers know him is the worst. A truly horrible character... The character development, again is lacking, but with this series, it's not really about the characters. It's more about the plot, and the destination.
Cranks are getting worse. The Flare is spreading far faster and wider than WICKED could of anticipated, and time is running out. They're nearing the end of their testing, and have nearly completed the blueprint that will end it all. They're nearing on a cure, or so they claim. But they need just one last thing, one piece of the puzzle to make it all complete. The Final Candidate. Thomas.
Some of the scenes, the images, the descriptions and actions in this book are so chilling. One, near the end made me squirm a little and actually made me pause for a bit.
One moment in the book though, actually made me chuckle. I'm not sure it's meant to, but I couldn't help myself. The image that I created in my head was just hilarious... Maybe if you read the book you'll know which bit I mean, but I actually had to put the book down and laugh.
Overall, an enjoyable end to the series. I was going to dive straight into the prequel, The Kill Order, which came out earlier this week, but I think I need a bit of time away from the world of the Maze, the Scorch, WICKED, Thomas and all of his friends. I would still recommend the trilogy to anyone and everyone.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
By Jazz
Format:Paperback
And so, we join Thomas on the final stretch of his journey as he fears old friends and meets old enemies. The true ruthlessness of WICKED is revealed. Once again, Thomas suffers. As he battles through heartbreak, Cranks and WICKED, the lines between good and evil blur - who can he trust, and will there be a death cure?
The final installment of the trilogy is thrilling, fast paced, heart breaking and gut wrenching. It has the reader on the edge of their seat at the danger Thomas often faces. He has been through so much, and yet Dashner has managed to find new challenges to throw at him. To sum it up? Excellence in its purest form.
The final installment of the trilogy is thrilling, fast paced, heart breaking and gut wrenching. It has the reader on the edge of their seat at the danger Thomas often faces. He has been through so much, and yet Dashner has managed to find new challenges to throw at him. To sum it up? Excellence in its purest form.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
The Trials are over, or are they and what were they all about in the first place? Is WICKED good? Who survives? Do they get their memories back? How much of what Thomas and co have been told is the truth and how much is lies? You will find answers to these questions, and more, in this final instalment of the trilogy. The sense of peril builds as the Gladers have to fight against enemies old and new as it builds to an explosive ending. As with the previous books there is relentless action and violence, which at times makes 'The Hunger Games' appear tame in comparison. The best way to read this trilogy is back to back as it is really one long story split into 3 volumes. Dashner has created a believable if brutal fantasy world and in 'Death Cure' he has brought it to satisfactory and even unexpected conclusion. Admittedly I found some of the main characters irritating from time to time, but I did care about them and now I wonder just how the future of the survivors will work out. Well worth the time I spent reading it and I wonder what this author will come up with next.
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A great ending to a great trilogy
All three books in this series are great, the third one is no different from the first two and brings the story to an interesting conclusion.
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Didnt receive the correct book was really annoyed but when I got another copy i was content. Wa sa good way to end a trilogy.
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I was a little worried that the conclusion of this amazing trilogy wouldn't meet my expectations, but James Dashner - the incredible author he is - managed to pull something... Read more
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Ruined the trilogy :(
After all the hype of the first two books, this one let the trilogy down - the 'answer' to all the confusing events of the first two books was just too far fetched and not the... Read more
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