Heroes of Olympus, The, Book Two: The Son of Neptune

"I dont remember a single thing except I wanna reread it again, exciting book for greek (and roman) mythology and Percy J lovers"

"I liked this so much more than The Lost Hero, probably because of the fact that there are two familiar characters, with one literally being a main character (iykyk but I'm not trying to spoil for anyone who hasn't gotten into the franchise) I can't wait for my library to have the next book available! "

"This is the second book in the Heroes of Olympus series. Introducing even more new characters this time, mostly focused on the Roman side of the Gods and the Roman half-blood camp. Percy is now the one who doesn’t remember all he remembers is Annabeth and that he is a son of Poseidon. At the beginning, it is a lot to remember who the people are and how they connect to each other. There are Greek vs Roman names as well as monsters being resurrected which surprise, are trying to kill Percy. Hera/ Juno has a masterful plan of combining the two camps to save the world. Yes there’s a lot going on in this book but the quest is enjoyable, the storyline, and the plot as it connects to the past books and even the original Percy Jackson series is seamless. The book includes old favorites like Tyson as they try to find Percy in all the confusion. I think overall, it’s a great introduction for the Roman camp. It showed the abilities and strengths of the other demigods and showed that by the time they are facing their biggest threat, it’ll make for a very interesting competition. The more people that are introduced, I find myself having to think about who is who, their powers, or their connections to the main characters. The book kept me interested with the fights, change in scenery, and the learning of new information for all characters involved. I really enjoyed this book. It kept me intrigued and made me want to keep reading along to find out the next adventure point. The first book and this one felt like intro books for what is about to become a group of seven demigod children. I have no complaints for this book and I am excited to continue the series. As I continue I’m definitely glad to not have stopped at Percy Jackson. This book had me thinking “they can’t possibly pack more in” and then they did, tastefully. "

"I liked getting to see the other side of things in this book. Quick & fun read!"

"This is my favorite in the series. A missing Percy has his story explained, and we see a new side to the world of Greek Lore. Frank and Hazel are awesome and I loved seeing all 3 work as a team. "

"I'm so happy to have Percy's Pov in this book. The other characters are wonderful and I love them but no one is as funny and strange as Percy Jackson. It's also so interesting to see what others think of him and how others see his actions, that he views as silly. The characters are all so unique and interesting! Love it"

"This book was honestly great it payed of for the sadness I truly felt after the ending of the lost hero"

"4 stars, such a fun adventure but was harder to get into in the beginning than the previous entry in the series. However picked up quickly in the 2nd act and really enjoyable"

"Really really good "

"This series just keeps getting better and better! Our friend Percy Jackson is back in this one, but he has no memory and he is thrown into a Roman camp, with a completely different culture/gods, etc. These books are riveting, smart, & funny! I cannot wait to the next book where it seems all of the characters are finally going to get to meet. I cannot wait to see what happens when Percy & Jason meet!"