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[[File:MVeyPC25_699.jpg|frame|Looks like an Electrifying read, doesn't it?]]

The first novel in the young adult category by Richard Paul Evans, ''[[Michael Vey: The Prisoner of Cell 25]]'' (2011) is the story of a teenage boy who has the unusual ability to generate and channel electricity. He is being hunted by a mysterious organization.

The book is planned as the first in a series, and is the first book published by [[Glenn Beck]] under his Mercury Ink imprint. They even made a [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wFz0c33VpxU trailer, produced as if it were a movie.]

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* [[Comes Great Perks]]:  {{spoiler|The organization that originally created the electric children gives them anything they ask for, so long as they [[Deal with the Devil|do what they're asked.]] }}
* [[Gone Horribly Wrong]]:  {{spoiler|How Michael and the other kids got their powers}}
* [[Heel Face Turn]]: Several, among them  {{spoiler|the school bully, who goes so far as to give Michael a ride across the country}} and  {{spoiler|Zeus, one of the enforcers for the evil organization.}}

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