I read The Lost Hero via audio and Son of Neptune as well. The Heroes Of Olympus is a series that I will completely read via audiobook.
I love that I can pick up a Rick Riordan book and know what to expect- there’s something to be said for comfort when it comes to reading. And honestly I think that is a great thing. There are characters you come to care about. We learn a bit of mythology along the way. She makes her nest in a library, loves reading and quotes random books and is pretty much the best character in the entire book.įriends, Son Of Neptune is standard Rick Riordan fare. Okay so there is this harpy named Ella who deserves her own paragraph because she is my FAVORITE part of the book. I won’t tell you who his father is but we totally know him from the Percy Jackson series and he is fricken bad ass mo fo. I also liked the new characters! There’s three people who get to go on the quest, so we get point of view chapters from Percy, obvi, and this girl Hazel whose dad is PlutoWHATUPBROSKY and she carries all this baggage, and then there is Frank. Because Rome is way more awesome than those stupid Greek city-states, although Sparta is cool. I will forever be Team Roman over Team Greek. HOWEVER, I love that we get significantly more face time with Percy. So, none of the characters from The Lost Hero play a significant role in Son Of Neptune which sucks because I wanted to know the deal between Piper and Jason.
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