YA Apocalyptic and Dystopian Fiction discussion

This thread is for those who want to post their reviews on current YA Apocalyptic and Dystopian Fiction novels that you normally would write after you were done reading a book.
Yes it will probably spoil a few things for others, so read this thread with caution and that's why i am going to put this format for you to use.
Name of book:
Author:
Spoilers Yes/No
Review:

Name of book: The Death Cure
Author: James Dashner
Spoilers: Yes
Review:
This trilogy was just amazing. James Dashner's mind, is that of a genius. How does one come up with such a roller coaster ride story such as The maze runner trilogy?

The Death Cure was ultimately an amazing final installment. All of the so called lies and deception among the characters finally comes out, which I have to say really had me frustrated and guessing through the whole series. I found Thomas really turned into a hardened character from the previous two books with the decisions he had to face with killing his best friend and also shooting and killing other random people during the book. I really thought that Janson was going to become a good guy character at some point in the story but guessed EXTREMELY wrong, as he turned out to be the biggest enemy to Thomas and the gladers.
I liked how they plotted with gally and the right arm to use the munies as a means to attack WICKED with the weapons jammer. That was a really cool plan.

But my FAVORITE part about the ending? Is that Thomas and Brenda ended off together and that Theresa died. I have been all about Brenda since The Scorch Trials, and have been rooting for her all along!

I hope they live a happy life together <3

Tim wrote: "Name of book: The Death Cure
Author: James Dashner
Spoilers: Yes
Review:
This trilogy was just amazing. James Dashner's mind, is that of a genius. How does one co..."

I really loved this trilogy too, and I agree with everything you wrote apart from one tiny thing. I didn't really notice that Thomas's character had gone through any changing really. He found out a lot of things, but still...I can't really phrase it, sorry, since my English is not perfect. But otherwise, yes, it was a trilogy I couldn't put down.