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If you would like to share this book with another person, please purchase an additional copy for each recipient. This ebook may not be re-sold or given away to other people. This ebook is licensed for your personal enjoyment only. Read moreĬrank Palace, a Maze Runner novella © 2020 James Dashner Still, if you are a fan of the series, it was nice to get more of the story from Newt's perspective. It just seemed that too much of the story was taken up by Newt's crank episodes, not that this was a bad thing as it let us see what the disease was like from a sufferer's point of view but I would have liked more about his relationship with Keisha and Dante as well the other people in the camp.

As Newt succumbs to the flare, Keisha helps him deal with it and he even finds a place for himself inside the camp.that is, until his new friends devise an escape plan.I enjoyed Crank Palace but I felt like the story should have been longer. But, as they talk, they are picked up by the soldiers and interred in the Palace. On the way, he meets Keisha, a young woman with her son, Dante, who tries to convince him that, as bad as flare is, the Crank Palace is even worse. He decides to turn himself into one of the containment centres known as the Crank Palace. The story opens as Newt, suffering from flare, worries that, if he stays with his friends, he might hurt them. I quite enjoyed the Maze Runner series by James Dashner and looked forward to reading the novella, Crank Palace.

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