The Death Cure

When I started this series, I was thoroughly intrigued by the concept of the Maze Trials. As the series progressed, I kept waiting for the author to go into more detail on the “scorch”, and how the maze trials were setup to cure this biological disease. However, it seemed the author never quite made the connection himself.

That major disappointment aside, it seemed like book 2 and 3 were slapped together with superglue and duct tape. I'm not even going to comment on the “conclusion” to this series, as to be honest it just kind of happened, and I had to go back and read it again to make sure I didn't miss anything. As you can tell, I would not recommend this series.