What if Teresa never arrives in The Glade? But the first girl who had shown up was Alex. Two months before Thomas arrived in the Glade, she showed up in the box. There was something peculiar about this boy and Alex didn't know which she felt more strongly- curiosity to find out what or dread at finding out. She's challenged when the moment to decide who to follow arrives. ***This story is like a combination of the book's storyline and the movie's*** ((THIS STORY IS CURRENTLY UNDER CONSTRUCTION))

Subject A0, Elizabeth - The Liar Elizabeth has no idea who she is, what she is, and why she suddenly appeared in the Glade in a metal box. With no recollection of her past, she find herself in the middle of forty teenage boys, a shifting Maze and a big mystery to solve. Until that mystery is cracked. Amidst struggling as the only girl in a group of boys, being treated as a biohazard, sorting out her feelings for a certain blonde-haired boy, Elizabeth manages to find out about WICKED's plans, the experiment, and the reason why the Gladers were put there in the first place. WICKED has never seen a test subject do this before, and will do anything to keep the secret from leaking out, lest it ruin the entire experiment. Elizabeth will have to make a choice: to tell the truth or save her friends. And that choice could be the crossroad of life and death. The most important variable. The biggest decision. The fate of the Glade. Nobody likes a liar. SOLDTHEWORLD

Sorry if this has any mistakes. This is the first book that I have written. My best friend and I worked on it together, but I did all the typing and came up with ideas. This book is kinda like the maze runner, but we changed around names and kept names that fit characters. The ones we changed were Thomas and well I think that was the only one really. We kept Newt, Minho, Chuck, Alby, and Gally. We changed Thomas into Dylan, because that's his real name and it fits him better. (No offense). Please tell us if we made any mistakes and if you have anything bad to say make sure you say it, but if you didn't like this book we don't want to hear it. From future me: I'm sorry about the weird book. I was a big fan of the Maze Runner at the time and I still am, so sorry for the weirdness. Also I was only in 7th grade at the time and thought I could write.