Michael Vey: The Prisoner of Cell 25 by Richard Paul EvansMy rating: 4 of 5 stars
I am a huge fan of Richard Paul Evans' novels. When I saw his latest novel (his first for young adults) at the library, I couldn't resist checking it out.
Other than having Tourette's syndrome, Michael Vey appears to be your average fourteen-year-old. But, Michael has a secret that has kept him and his mother on the move for years. Michael has powers-electric powers. He discovers that he's not one of a kind, and this discovery puts him and those he loves in danger.
This was very different than Evans' other stories, but it was well done. I enjoyed the characters and thought the story was original.
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