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Percy Jackson Heroes Of Olympus

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The Percy Jackson Heroes of Olympus is a very exciting series. It has Action, Romance, and is told through a Greek/Roman mythological stand point. Every book is a cliff hanger with an elaborate plot that ties the series together. It is told through multiple perspectives so when the characters are separated you can still know what each groups are doing. It is mainly focused around trying to save the Greek/Roman gods from Gaea the earth goddess. The party of Percy, Annabeth, Frank, Hazel, Jason, Piper, Nico, Leo, and coach Hedge are the main characters that have to sail to Greece and Rome to accomplish their quest. They have to face giants and the earth itself against all odds to save their homes. While this is all happening the Romans have gone

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