The seven of the prophecy (now gods) and their children face off against hordes of monsters with the help of the rapidly weakening Olympian council. Can the demigods unite one last time to secure civilisation, or will the world fall into a new dark age? Read on to view the plight of Luke Theseus Jackson as he takes on challenges almost unthinkable for most mortals.

The Second Titanomachy has ended with Olympus as the victor. As the gods rebuild, they find themselves one member short due to Ares' betrayal by siding with the Titans. They replace him with the Savior of Olympus, Percy Jackson, who has become too powerful to remain a demigod. Now he is the new God of War and the 14th Olympian. GodPercy and Perthena!

Theseus a young 14 year old boy who struggles to fit in. He is raised by his Grandparents Sally and Paul Blowfis, and his nanny Calypso. Theseus' life changes when he attends a special camp where he unlocks godlike abilities. When the god Percy Jackson reveals himself as the boy's father Theseus must go on a journey with the Warriors of Perseus to stop war with The Hunters. Sequel

The Giant War has ended, but it came with a price. As Annabeth drifts further away from our hero, his grief tore him apart. Without a purpose, he intended to die, only to gain a new power and later, life. What happens when our hero loses something for the second time? *Not the usual simplistic plot of a cheating Annabeth; Percy isn't more powerful than the gods. Shows development!

Perseus Jackson has been at the centre of history's greatest wars for over two millenia. He lead the sack of Rome, the forces that reclaimed Jerusalm from the crusaders and beyond. He has altered human history from the shadows, until he is finally revealed to the Gods. Note this is also my first Percy Jackson story !

The twins need a babysitter but this is their twentieth one. What happens when she's a cool, fun person that seems to work around Artemis's rules. What will happen when ice meets fire, will the ice melt or will the fire be put out, or maybe both. ON HIATUS: Ideas welcome for American Week with The Princess and the Frog as movie.