Michael Vey

Like Michael Vey, this story follows a teenager with extraordinary powers who must hide his identity while being hunted by a ruthless organization. The fast-paced action and the focus on a young protagonist discovering the extent of his abilities will resonate strongly with fans of the Electroclan.

This novel features a group of teens who have developed powerful abilities and are subsequently feared and hunted by the government. The themes of found family and standing up against a corrupt adult-led system mirror the core conflicts found in Michael Vey's journey.

Set in a world where people with superpowers are tyrannical villains, this book follows an underdog protagonist using technology and wit to fight back. It shares the high-stakes energy and the 'ordinary person vs. superpowered elites' dynamic that makes Michael Vey so engaging.

This series follows a group of genetically enhanced children on the run from the scientists who created them. Fans of Michael Vey will appreciate the tight-knit group of friends, the rapid-fire pacing, and the constant sense of being pursued by a shadowy corporation.

Will West discovers he has physical and mental capabilities far beyond the average person, leading him to a secret school and a massive conspiracy. The blend of school-life mystery and supernatural thriller elements aligns perfectly with the Michael Vey series.

When everyone over the age of fifteen disappears, the remaining kids develop strange powers and must fight for survival. It captures the same sense of youthful empowerment and the intense, high-stakes battles between good and evil found in Evans' work.

Teens who believe they are at a group home for troubled youth discover they are actually part of a genetic experiment. The focus on discovering hidden powers and the subsequent escape from a deceptive facility will feel very familiar to Michael Vey readers.

This book follows a group of talented kids handpicked to attend a secret school for future criminal masterminds. While slightly more humorous, it shares the 'special school' trope and the theme of gifted youngsters outsmarting powerful organizations.

Four teenagers discover they were implanted with a gene that gives them psychic abilities and are now being recruited for a secret government mission. The focus on a small team of powered individuals working together to uncover the truth is a direct match for Michael Vey's vibe.

When a mysterious branch of the military takes over a small island, a group of teens must uncover the truth behind a strange new drug and superhuman abilities. It offers the same mix of mystery, government conspiracy, and teen-led rebellion.