Maze Runner The Kill Order (Maze Runner, Book Four; Origin), Book 4, (Paperback)

from CMBlaker

Although this is listed as a prequel to the Maze Runner series, it does not have any of the characters from Maze Runner except the last 3 pages - which is really unnecessary. The first 2/3 of the book is well developed & descriptive. Unfortunately the end of the book seems rushed & the author in ...

from Constant2m

This is the Rogue One of The Maze Runner series. Basically everyone dies, but that is somehow okay because they did one good thing in the process. If you like books like that, you'll love this one. And one of my students liked it a lot. I will need to find out why next time I see her.

from ltcl

review I finished this as an advance- the book is not due out until August 14th. James Dashner has done it again! The Maze Runner was one of those series that I knew would impact and enthrall young and old alike because it was such an original storyline and The Kill Order as a prequel will have t...

from jessica_reads

This is the prequel to The Maze Runner. It follows Mark who has seen sun flares that killed millions, including his family and beloved younger sister. Afterward, floods, food shortages, and continued devastating heat, along with individuals bent on surviving at all costs, have made his chances pr...

from tjsjohanna

Mr. Dashner fills in some of the blanks from his Maze Runner series - explaining how natural disaster suddenly became something much worse. This story reads as a race against time, with overwhelming odds and amazing feats of courage. There's no lack of action.