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About the Author
Richard Paul Evans is the #1 bestselling author of The Christmas Box. Each of his more than thirty-five novels has been a New York Times bestseller. There are more than thirty-five million copies of his books in print worldwide, translated into more than twenty-four languages. He is the recipient of numerous awards, including the American Mothers Book Award, the Romantic Times Best Women’s Novel of the Year Award, the German Audience Gold Award for Romance, five Religion Communicators Council Wilbur Awards, the Washington Times Humanitarian of the Century Award and the Volunteers of America National Empathy Award. He lives in Salt Lake City, Utah, with his wife, Keri, and their five children. You can learn more about Richard on Facebook at Facebook.com/RPEFans, or visit his website RichardPaulEvans.com.
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Michael Vey 6 When I was just eight years old, a few months after my father died, I was going through a box of his things when I found a wooden plaque engraved with these words: Be ashamed to die until you have won some victory for humanity. —Horace Mann At the time the plaque didn’t mean much to me—other than that it had belonged to my father—but it must have meant something because I never forgot its message. Lately I’ve found myself thinking about it a lot. Maybe because it’s now my reality. You could say that I’m fighting a battle for humanity. Of course I could die and not win any victory, but I think that’s got to be worth something too. I once heard a story that really bothered me. I don’t know if it was true or not. I hope not. I don’t even want to share it with you, it’s that awful. But for the sake of my story I’m going to. It goes like this: There was a man who was in charge of switching the railroad tracks for the train. It was an important job because if the train was on the wrong track, it could crash into another train, killing hundreds of people. One evening, as he was about to switch the tracks for an oncoming train, he suddenly heard the cry of his young son, who had followed him out and was standing on the track he was supposed to switch the train to. This was the dilemma—if he switched the tracks, the train would kill his son. If he didn’t, the people on the train, hundreds of strangers he didn’t even know, might die. At the last moment he switched the tracks. The people on the train went on by, not even knowing the disaster they had missed or the little boy who had been killed beneath them. The father went home carrying his son’s broken body. I hate that story, but it makes me think. I’ve wondered if, given the same situation, I would change the tracks or not. It’s easy to act noble and say you would when you’re not there, but what if it’s someone you can’t live without? What if it were Taylor standing on the tracks? Or Ostin? Or my mom? That takes me back to my father’s plaque about winning a victory for humanity. The war we’re fighting against Dr. Hatch and the Elgen is one the world doesn’t even know about. And just like the guy with the train, if we pull this off, no one on earth, not even you, will ever know how close they came to complete disaster or who was “killed beneath the train.” Like Wade. Or maybe, in the end, all of the Electroclan. If we don’t win, no one will even know that we tried. How’s that for a stupid dilemma? At least we’ll have no reason to die ashamed. * * * My name is Michael Vey. If you’re still following the insanity of my life, then you’ve been all around the world with me. From my home in Meridian, Idaho (which I doubt I’ll ever see again), we went to California, where we broke into the Elgen Academy and I was captured and put into Cell 25. (Yeah, I still have nightmares about that.) Then we broke out, attacked Dr. Hatch, and freed all his GPs, aka human guinea pigs. You went with me to Peru, where we brought down the Elgen Starxource plant after Dr. Hatch tried to feed me to, like, a million rats. It’s also where we lost Wade. We traveled west to the Port of Lima, where we sunk two of the Elgen’s boats—their main command ship, the Ampere, and their battleship, the Watt. Unfortunately, Dr. Hatch got off the Ampere just before it blew up. Then we went to Taiwan, where we rescued a genius little girl named Jade Dragon before the Elgen could get what she knew out of her head—mainly how to get their MEI machine to make more of us—electric people. It was after our escape from the Taiwan Starxource plant that we found out that the Elgen had attacked Timepiece Ranch, our home base and the resistance’s headquarters in Mexico. We flew back to the ranch—or at least what was left of it after the Elgen helicopters bombed it to ashes. We thought that everyone was dead, until we were found by Gervaso, who took us to the resistance’s new headquarters at Christmas Ranch near Zion National Park in southern Utah. Then Taylor, Gervaso, Ian, and I went back to Boise, where we rescued Taylor’s parents. Still, in spite of all we’ve done, the Elgen just keep growing stronger. Now we have a plan to stop them once and for all. We’re going to the Elgen base in the South Pacific island nation of Tuvalu, to steal the Joule—the Elgen’s floating piggy bank. As if that’s not crazy enough, that’s just one of our missions. Hatch has locked up three of his own electric kids for treason—his most powerful: Quentin, Tara, and Torstyn—and we’re going to try to free them. I can’t believe I’m even considering this. Along with Bryan, those are the same three who made fun of me just before Hatch tried to feed me to his rats in Peru. This is the first time that all of us electrics (except Grace) will be going on a mission together. Even Tanner and Nichelle. Nichelle will be extremely valuable if Hatch’s electric kids decide not to cooperate. Still, this will be really dangerous for her. She betrayed Hatch the last time they met, and he’s not exactly the forgiving type. I’m guessing he’ll do anything to make her pay for what she did. Then again, I suppose that’s true for all of us. I know, the whole plan seems crazy. If I had to lay odds on it, I’d say we’ve got a 10 percent chance of winning this one. I wouldn’t tell everyone else that. If I did, I’d have to drop that number to 1 percent, because if you think you’re going to fail, you most likely will—at least that’s what our gym teacher at Meridian High always said. But whether you think you’re going to lose or not, sometimes you do what you have to do because it’s the right thing, and let the chips fall where they may. I think we’re about to drop a whole lot of chips.
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Age Range: 12 and up
Grade Level: 7 - 9
Lexile Measure: 600L (What's this?)
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Series: Michael Vey (Book 6)
Hardcover: 352 pages
Publisher: Simon Pulse/Mercury Ink (September 13, 2016)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1481469827
ISBN-13: 978-1481469821
Product Dimensions:
6 x 1.1 x 9 inches
Shipping Weight: 1 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
Average Customer Review:
4.8 out of 5 stars
499 customer reviews
Amazon Best Sellers Rank:
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I preordered this book because I was flying abroad on the day that it reached the shelf in Kindle form. at the airports that I passed through I kept checking for the book to come in....24 hours later - what a ride!For some unknown reason I was under the impression that this was the last book in the series, all of which I have eagerly waited for. NOW Mr. Evans what have you done to me? November 2017? Ithink I will die of impatience!Seriously, this is even better written than than the last one. PME keeps up the tension till it is bouncing off the computer screen. I collected the books and read 3,4, 5 one after the other knowing that after I finished 5 I would only have a month to wait for 6.I am aware that these book are for young adults but 20 years ago when Paul Michael Evans was still on the shelf in our bookshops and I did not read electronic I became a fan of his books. I suspect that I am his only reader in Israel (my home). I used to order books (I have them all) and now read them on Kindle but that does not detract from my enjoyment and excitement when reading this very highly recommended continuation of one of the best adventure series available, for any age - I am nearly 70.
I love this series! I have been loyal to it from the beginning. I give it a 5 star because of that, and it was very well written, but to Richard Paul Evens, he really knows how to wrip someone's heart out and brake it into a million pieces. So I definitely recommend this book, but if you are as attached to this series as I am, prepare yourself for a rush of emotions.
In the 6th installment of the Michael Vey series “The Fall of Hadesâ€, our valiant Electroclan embark on their latest gripping challenge against the tyrannical Hatch and his minions. This story is filled with so many twists and turns that it will keep any reader on the edge of their seat. Emotions soar in so many directions that it is a captivating read that you just don’t want to end and can’t put down. Richard Paul Evans' riveting storytelling is the best!! This is a must read for teens and adults as are all the other books in the series. Zappy Reading!
No!!! I cannot wait until this fall for the last book. Oh my goodness, I need to read it right now. Oh well, I guess I'll have to wait. This book and this series are very good. I loved it!
My daughter (12) can't get enough of this series. And we can't get enough of her quoting this series...oh wait, that's not true. Seriously though, great, clean, engaging content full of thrilling adventure and important life lessons. Fabulous character development. Only complaint is that I wish we would have found this series after all the books were out. She's been getting one a year for the past few years (as soon as a new one comes out) and it's rough waiting for the new book! Of course, it means that she rereads the whole series each time...literally on her 6th time through I think!
Teen fiction with an interesting twist. Most of the kids in the group (The Electro Clam) have one or more extra power based on electricity. One can feel another's emotions, if touching the person; one can shock a person or small group; a third can see electricity through walls. The book is an easy read, as well as interesting as they face difficult challenges on their path to finding out how they became electric to begin with. There will be 7 total books, and I have looked forward to them coming out each year. The next book will be the last, and I can't wait to see how Evens explains how the children became electric in the first place..
Bought s copy for myself and one for my son. He finished first and couldn't wait to talk to me about it. We are ordering the whole set as a gift for my nephew as he just turned 14 and needs to read this. Start with book one and read, read, read. Please don't stop with book 7.
Evans is a very good writer, and he did not dissapoint with his latest Vey book. This book was filled With emotions of different kinds, and action. We got to read from different perspectives, something I usually don't like, but Evans managed to pull it off nicely. I expected this to be the last book in the series. Thanks God it isn't. There will be a 7th book! I need it this instant, but I will try to survive.
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