So if we are talking of chronological order “The Kill Order” is the first novel in narrative order, set prior to the events of The Fever Code and 13 years before the events in The Maze Runner. The series, revealing details in non-chronological order, tells how the world was devastated by a series of massive solar flares and coronal mass ejections. And if they take away nothing else from this, let it be that WICKED is fantastic. Whether or not they realize it, the future of the world rests in their hands. How susceptible are they to disease? Is it safer to wait it out in the maze, or should they seek out the WICKED organization and demand their memories be returned? They have no idea of each other’s histories how much can they trust one another? With tensions rising and opinions diverging, the group needs to choose a leader to keep them on track. However, the Gladers must make a decision that could have significant consequences for their escape strategy. Victims of the Flare deteriorate slowly as the virus eats away at the brain, transforming them into savage “Cranks” capable of torturing and killing anyone in their way. But even if they do make it out of the Maze, they still have to worry about the deadly Flare disease that is sweeping the world. The series follows young Thomas, a sixteen-year-old boy, narrates the books as he finds himself in the Glade at the center of a massive labyrinth inhabited by terrifying half-human, half-machine creatures called “Ghosts,” whose sole purpose in life is to brutally kill anyone who tries to escape the Maze. It features the SIX thrilling novels in the dystopian survival adventure series by James Dashner. The Maze Runner series is perfect for fans of other dystopian YA books such as Suzanne Collin’s The Hunger Games trilogy and Veronica Roth’s Divergent series for more action-packed adventures, terrible twists and life-changing sacrifices.

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