A Gift of Ice
A Gift of Ice continues the fantastic journey for truth that began withA Door in the Woods and will become a four-volume series. The series has been enjoyed by readers of all ages, but it has particularly been a big hit with teenage readers.
Jimmy Fincher cannot be destroyed. In an impossible place under A Door in the Woods, Jimmy received the first of The Four Gifts - contributions of a mysterious and desperate people trying to save the world from an enemy unprecedented in ruthlessness. Not much is known about this enemy, or what their purposes may be. But a haunting phrase has been spoken as a warning. The Stompers are coming. Having temporarily sealed the entrance to the Black Curtain - that strange portal from whence the Stompers will come - Jimmy has fled to Japan with his family in search of The Second Gift, with only scant clues as their guide. Peril will be inescapable, mysteries will abound. Nothing can be assumed, and help will be found in the least likely of places.
The weight of the world will fall upon Jimmy. He is not a wizard. He is not a mutant. He is not a genius. He is far more powerful. He is Jimmy Fincher.
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James Dashner
James Dashner is the kind of author who thrives on the edge of uncertainty, crafting stories that keep readers on the edge of their seats. Best known for The Maze Runner series, Dashner’s work explores high-stakes survival in dystopian worlds, where nothing is as it seems and every twist challenges both his characters and his audience. His ability to weave complex plots with relentless action has made him a key figure in the young adult dystopian genre.
Born and raised in the Rocky Mountains of Georgia, Dashner’s early love of adventure and puzzles began to influence his writing style. With a deep affinity for stories that push boundaries and explore the human spirit in the face of impossible odds, his works ask: What would you do when the world around you turns against you?
The Jimmy Fincher Saga
The Jimmy Fincher Saga consists of four books. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.
