Meanwhile, Hazel and the crew of the Argo II have a choice: to stop a war or save their friends. Whichever road they take one thing is certain - in the Underworld, evil is inescapable.

This is not intended to be a full statement of all your rights under the Distance Selling Regulations. Full details of your rights under the Distance Selling Regulations are available in the UK from your local Citizens' Advice Bureau or your Local Authority's Trading Standards Office. Why do characters always roll their eyes at each other and get flustered with each other so easily? I remembered I kind of wished (in PJO) that it would be awesome if they traveled to Greece too. & BOOM! My wish was granted! Nico di Angelo- He is probably my favorite male character ever, he is amazing and I love him. He has gone through so much and he is only 14(although he is only supposed to be 13). He has harbored so much pain and heartbreak, I just want to give him a hug. He is also my brother. Don't abuse dialogue (or character thoughts) by using them to tell the audience things the story doesn't otherwise prove.

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When a writer says somebody "made their way" to something, it means they don't know what they're trying to picture and are using a band-aid. Same with words like: Wandering the deadly realm of Tartarus, every step leads them further into danger. And, if by some miracle they do make it to the Doors of Death, there's a legion of bloodthirsty monsters waiting for them. Frank Zhang- I really liked Frank. He was so strong, yet still a big teddy bear. There was so much character growth for every character, except mostly for him. He became for confident and I love it. The things that the story is about don't have to be the most intense version of it in the story. A relationship doesn't have to be described or portrayed as perfect. Anger doesn't have to be a searing hot, burning intensity that was definitely the deepest anger anyone in the universe ever felt.

There were a lot of couples involved in this series, and I don't want to say too much about them in particular, but some couples showed more growth than others. Percy and Annabeth have always been a great couple, but they put the rest to shame in this series lol. I loved the way they were together, both as a couple and as teammates/leaders/warriors/anything really. There was not enough Percy in the series though; you don't get his POV as much as I would have liked. Final Thoughts- Each book was amazing in their own way. The Lost Hero was my least favorite, though. Conflict can be a necessity in interaction, but this is cheap. The no-nonsense girl and goofy boy stereotype is overused anyway. The Ending- If you have read The Blood of Olympus, you would know. It is not my favorite but whatever. Jason Grace- How do I say this without getting everyone to hate me? I honestly don't really like Jason. I mean I guess he's a cool dude and all, but he kind of got on my nerves sometimes.

You always have to rewrite endings of YA books, because they don't actually have conclusions, only sequels.

Only one thing is certain - Percy's questing days aren't over. He and fellow demigods Frank and Hazel must face the most important quest of all: the Prophecy of Seven.If they fail, it's not just their camp at risk. Percy's old life, the gods, and the entire world might be destroyed . . . Applicability of cancellation rights: Legal rights of cancellation under the Distance Selling Regulations available for UK or EU consumers do not apply to certain products and services. After saving Olympus from the evil Titan lord, Kronos, Percy and friends have rebuilt their beloved Camp Half-Blood, where the next generation of demigods must now prepare for a chilling prophecy of their own: Hazel Levesque- Hazel is such a strong and unique character. She is so amazing, I love her. She was the youngest of the Seven but at the same time, she was the oldest, at only the age of 13. So for the last series, we got to deal with the second Titan war, and the evil Titan Kronos. Well, we've upgraded now. Time to deal with giants (even worse than Titans) and the Earth Mother herself, Gaea. Fun times right? How about not. The Prophecy of Seven, spoken by our new Orcale of Delphi, Rachel Elizabeth Dare, is basically about the end of the world. If Gaea rises, that's it, apocalypse and death and destruction ensured. The Seven demigods are going to need all their strength to band together and save the world. There's just one pesky problem: we're not dealing with only Greek demigods. We've also got Roman demigods, too, and the two groups don't really get along. Camp Half-Blood and Camp Jupiter don't even know about each other, and for good reason. Anytime the two interact, wars are started. Not to mention that the gods are getting a bit schizophrenic having to deal with split personalities of both their Roman and Greek sides. Not only do our heroes of Olympus need to find each other, but they have to fight against everything trying to keep them from succeeding in their quest (ehem Gaea cough cough), facing dangers worse than they've ever imagined.Though the Greek and Roman crew members of the Argo II have made progress in their many quests, they still seem no closer to defeating the earth mother, Gaea. Her giants have risen - all of them - and they're stronger than ever. Goods that by reason of their nature, cannot be returned - (Items such as underwear, where the 'hygiene patch' has been removed, or cosmetics where the seal has been broken).

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I simply love the multiple character POVs throughout the series. I mean, Percy's always been my favorite, and I of course would want his POV more than others, but Riordan creates such amazing characters that it gets hard choosing a favorite. I especially love the character POV for the last novel in the series, Blood of Olympus. Since this is a review for the whole series and not just one specific book, I don't want to give too much away, but it's not that hard to figure out who the Seven are. They make an awesome team, and I have complete faith that they will fulfill the newest Great Prophecy. A team this in sync can do anything. But Gaea is eternal, and she's got an army. We're going to need everyone's power, strength, courage, and intelligence mixed together to even stand a chance of stopping the Earth Mother. No biggie. Easy peasy. Ha. But seriously, Riordan has so much character development throughout the series, and none of it feels rushed or forced at all, that it's like I'm growing right alongside these characters. Each individual character arc seems completely natural, and Riordan effortlessly weaves all seven different character-stories together to make one hell of a series. If you haven't read The Heroes of Olympus series, get on it ASAP. You're really missing out. No need to go full last season of Phineas and Ferb about anything. The ideas weren't that great unless we remember them ourselves. I love when authors do that! they show us all the aspects of the world. here, the retelling of the myths & travel to the ancient lands.