The Maze Runner books in order

Wikidata lists 5 works as parts of this series.

Complete: the author calls The Infinite Glade the conclusion of the whole Maze Runner saga.

Wikidata lists a publication date of 2009 for the series.

Sixteen-year-old Thomas wakes up in the middle of a maze with no memory of who he is.

To get out, he has to work with the community he finds living there.

Wikidata lists the genre as science fiction.

The Library of Congress files The Maze Runner under the subject headings Amnesia, Cooperativeness and Labyrinths.

The author's site names the books as The Maze Runner, The Scorch Trials, The Death Cure, The Kill Order and The Fever Code.

Wikidata lists James Dashner as born in 1972 in Austell.

By his own site's account, Dashner was born and raised in Georgia.

Wikidata lists James Dashner as educated at Brigham Young University.

Wikidata lists an award for James Dashner: Whitney Awards.

Wikidata lists Maze Runner (film series, 2014).

Three films: The Maze Runner in 2014, followed by two more in 2015 and 2018.

The Kill Order and The Fever Code are prequels: they are set before The Maze Runner, though they were published after The Death Cure.

A later trilogy, The Maze Cutter, continues the world; its third book, The Infinite Glade (2025), ends it.

A later trilogy, The Maze Cutter, is set in the same world; the author's site calls its last book, The Infinite Glade, the end of the whole saga.

A Delacorte paperback (2015) binds The Maze Runner and The Scorch Trials in one volume.