I don’t know what’s real and what’s not anymore. The barrier between dreams and reality is more blurred than ever as Sam is drawn into an age-old battle for the Dreamscape. Even more confusing is that the next Dreamer seems to know as much as Sam about the importance of her dreams and the search for the Gears. From the Kremlin in Moscow to the wilds of Siberia, Sam is involved in a race-within-the-race with an old adversary with a sinister way of staying one step ahead.
The more Sam and his friends dream, the less they will remember...
James Phelan is the award-winning author of twenty-four novels and one work of non-fiction. He first studied and worked in architecture before turning to English/Lit, working five years at The Age newspaper, obtaining an MA (Writing) and PhD (Young Adult Literature).
Hachette has published his five geo-political thrillers: FOX HUNT, PATRIOT ACT, BLOOD OIL, LIQUID GOLD and RED ICE.
From 2010-2011, Hachette published the widely acclaimed ALONE trilogy of Young Adult post-apocalyptic/dystopian novels.
In 2013/2014, Scholastic published James' thirteen-book adventure series about the dream work THE LAST THIRTEEN. The multi-award winning series (2014 YABBA, COOL, KOALA awards) has been highly successful around the world, selling over a million copies in 18 months.
THE SPY (Hachette, 2013), was the first instalment in a new series of suspense thrillers with the protagonist Jed Walker, and is followed by THE HUNTED (2015), and KILL SWITCH (2015).
James is currently working on a follow-up trilogy to THE LAST THIRTEEN, more thrillers, and an illustrated middle-grade series titled GRANDPA SPIES.
James has taught writing at post-graduate level and regularly talks at schools, libraries and universities around the world. Since 2006 he has sold over 4 million copies of his books.
In the book series the last 13 books 8, I thought it was really cool with all of the character development with Eva sam and all of the other characters but manly sam. In the book sam is one of the main characters and the first dreamer and in this book series and he tracks down all of the other dreamers and in that case he has so much development and in this book it is the first time he gets betrayed by a dreamer and it makes his plans harder to do with him intervening in his plans also I believe that this book would be great for all of the people that believe in fiction books and like to have a fun nice new book series to read on their free time also I love how James Phelan did an amazing job of describing the book and all of the characters
I don't know what is real or what is a dream it says well join the club buddy reading this you don't know what is going on most of the time it is becoming a very haphazard mess and slowly unraveling not it a good way - this is book eight of thirteen and it is feeling even now that it is stretching the friendship - I will persist!
Another good one but with some new twists and turns in this one. And talk about a cliffhanger at the end! Can’t wait to start the next book to find out how Sam gets out of this predicament!
This one shares the action between the first three dreamers that we met in the series. Alex, who seems to be sideways with the law. Eva who dreams dreams for others and of course Sam, our hero.
Sam's on his own for most of this book, and the plot turns again as the knowledge of the Dreamers starts to broaden. Alex, Eva and Sam continue to provide access to different threads, and the action is still engaging.
The Last 13: 6 is a great book with an even amount of action and adventure. The overarching mystery of what the Baku machine does and who is going to find the dream gate first keeps you interested, and with Solaris having almost half the gears, the story could go either way.