The Death Cure by James Dashner | Rating: ★★★★★“Awww,” Minho said. “That’s almost as sweet as that time she slammed the end of a spear into your shuck face.”
My review is going to start with a simple “I can’t believe it’s over!” and a sigh. Because I can already tell this story will be staying with me for a long while and I’m sad to say goodbye to these characters. At least, in the sense that this world isn’t new to me anymore. But we all have that sudden sadness that sneaks in when we finish our favorite books for the very first time.
I can promise you guys, this will be going on my favorite young adult novels shelf and will have a permanent place there among Harry Potter, The Darkest Minds, Splintered and The Hunger Games. I honestly can say I love it that much and look forward to dipping my toes into the prequel when I have the money to afford it.
With just as many twists, turns, heart pounding and breaking moments as the two previous books in the series, The Death Cure is certainly one of the best last hoorah’s to a series I’ve read. There were moments I felt like I was going to jump out of my skin with nerves and I became more and more worried for who remained of The Gladers, both Group A and Group B, as well as Jorge and Brenda.
