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The Installment Of The Percy Jackson Series

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In this installment of the Percy Jackson series, it starts off similarly to the previous books. Percy as always is going to high school, but this time he has a friend named Tyson. His life is rather normal until problems started rising. At this time Percy has been having weird dreams about his friend Grover, who was also with him in the previous books. Percy doesn’t understand the dreams in the slightest and has a bad feeling. This bad feeling will become true as he is attacked by monsters at school and when a monster came to attack his friend Tyson, he realized something. Tyson was not human, he’s a cyclops who has super strength. The two was quickly overwhelmed by the monsters until his old friend and love interest Annabelle came to save

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