In this book, while Jason is a Camp Half Blood, Percy Jackson, the Son of Neptune, also loses his memory and finds himself in a Roman camp. He and some new friends go on a quest and learn that Greeks and Romans must work together to defeat the most powerful goddess of all: Gea the goddess of the earth.
Thursday, October 20, 2011
Book Review: The Son of Neptune
In the previous installment of this series, Jason, son of Jupiter (or Zeus), wakes up and remembers nothing about his old life. He learns about Greek mythology and hears a prophecy at Camp Half Blood, a camp for Greek half bloods (half gods, half humans).
In this book, while Jason is a Camp Half Blood, Percy Jackson, the Son of Neptune, also loses his memory and finds himself in a Roman camp. He and some new friends go on a quest and learn that Greeks and Romans must work together to defeat the most powerful goddess of all: Gea the goddess of the earth.
In this book, while Jason is a Camp Half Blood, Percy Jackson, the Son of Neptune, also loses his memory and finds himself in a Roman camp. He and some new friends go on a quest and learn that Greeks and Romans must work together to defeat the most powerful goddess of all: Gea the goddess of the earth.
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