The maze cutter

James Dashner, 1972-

Book - 2022

"73 years after The Maze Runner series, the descendants of dystopia have thrived on the island but must leave everything they know behind when a ship comes from the old world with news about how they are needed to save civilization"--

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Subjects
Genres
Science fiction
Dystopian fiction
Action and adventure fiction
Apocalyptic fiction
Published
[Red Bank, New Jersey] : Akashic Media Enterprises [2022]
Language
English
Main Author
James Dashner, 1972- (author)
Edition
First edition
Item Description
"Includes the first chapters of Crank Palace, the bridge between The Maze Runner and The Maze Cutter series."
Physical Description
253 pages, 21 unnumbered pages ; 24 cm
Issued also as an ebook
Audience
012-018.
ISBN
9798985955200
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Review by Kirkus Book Review

Seventy-three years after the events of The Death Cure (2011), the Maze Runner world expands in this trilogy opener. Isaac and Sadina are about to go on the adventure of a lifetime. Their island home has been safe from the Flare virus and infected Cranks, but when a ship called The Maze Cutter arrives with all but one crew member dead, everything changes. Now they're making a long journey to medical clinics in Los Angeles because Sadina's DNA could provide a cure for the latest version of the Flare. In Alaska, Alexandra, Nicholas, and Mikhail, who together form the Godhead, battle for supremacy. Lastly, Orphan Minho is sent to fulfill his destiny: trekking to Alaska to find the Godhead--though he has a secret plan of his own. Each chapter has subsections that follow a specific character, allowing readers to jump between various perspectives, keeping the action and intrigue levels high. This entry brings new life to the series with its diverse, international cast and expanded universe that explore the implications of the protagonists' earlier choices. The younger islanders are naïve about how things are working in the rest of the world, as faith in the Godhead shapes existence for the people of the new world. Here Dashner takes his original idea to a larger stage: Entire nations hang in the balance, and nothing is cut and dried. Series fans will not be disappointed by this return to a world where danger lurks around each corner. (Dystopian. 12-18) Copyright (c) Kirkus Reviews, used with permission.

Copyright (c) Kirkus Reviews, used with permission.