James DashnerScience Fiction · Young Adult·b. 1972
The Death Cure
Synopsis
WICKED has taken everything from Thomas — his freedom, his memories, and one by one his friends. Now the organization claims the trials are almost over: one final test, and the survivors will be given back what was stolen. To make it work, WICKED wants Thomas to submit to a procedure that would restore his lost past.
But Thomas remembers more than WICKED believes, and he no longer trusts a word they say. Refusing their terms, he sets out to expose the truth about the Flare, the promised cure, and WICKED's real design — a choice that will cost him and the people he loves dearly.
The Death Cure is the explosive conclusion to James Dashner's Maze Runner trilogy, driving Thomas, Minho, Newt, and the surviving Gladers toward a final confrontation and the answers they've been chasing since the Maze.
How it reads
Prose complexity 4/10
Content warnings (1)
Violence






