The Death Cure by James Dashner

The Death Cure by James Dashner -- 325 pages

Thomas the few friends he has left have survived. They survived the Maze. The survived the Scorch. Now, WICKED turns a new card. Thomas and the others are told that the variables have been completed -- the trials are over! They are now ready to give them back their memories and finish what they've started: a cure to save mankind.

But when has WICKED ever told the truth? They aren't so ready to buy it all like WICKED wants them to. WICKED might give them back their memories--but then again, they might give them completely false memories too. But somehow they have to know the truth. And the truth may be the last straw.

The Maze Runner by James Dashner

The Maze Runner by James Dashner -- 384 pages

Thomas wakes up in a black box, and he can't remember anything, only his first name. He's terrified. When the box finally opens up, the boys outside tell him that he has come to the Glade. Though he is horribly confused and still scared, they assure him that he will settle in soon. They all have.

But something is different this time. Not only does Thomas have a strange feeling that he's been here, but suddenly the routine of the Glade is broken. The day after Thomas arrives, someone else arrives, a girl, the first girl ever, but the last person to ever arrive. Her message is "Everything is going to change."

The Maze Runner by James Dashner

The Maze Runner by James Dashner, 374 p.

  This action-packed series opener starts you out on the edge of your seat from the very beginning. Thomas comes out of "the box" to find himself in a large expanse enclosed by stone walls, and welcomed  by a group of boys and young men. Thing is, Thomas doesn't remember anything - not how old he is, not where he came from or who is family is - only his name. He learns that he's the "newbie" and that one new boy comes out of the box once a month. All these boys who live in The Glade have the same circumstances as Thomas, no memory and no idea what to do besides live day-by-day. The only thing known is that The Glade is attached to a large maze, and everyday the maze is closed and mechanical monsters come out at night.
   When a new and surprising newbie comes much earlier than expected, a series of events is triggered. Thomas can't shake the feeling that he knows what is going on, and he remembers something. Could Thomas be more important that he realizes?