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Blood of Olympus

 Blood of Olympus
 By Rick Riordan
 Rating 8/10

 Seven heroes ..
 Millions of demons… 
The final battle begins….


 “Seven half bloods shall answer the call,
 To storm or fire the world must fall,
 An oath to keep with a final breath,
 And foes bear arms at the doors of death”

It is their one and only chance to save the world from ... the Earth! 

As the crew of Argo 2 traveled deep into the ancient lands, Nico, Rayena & the Coach are desperately trying to restore peace between the Greeks & the Romans. One of the crew members has an "oath to keep with the final breath". Will they be ‘victorious’ to succeed or see the earth being torn apart ... by the Earth itself? 

The Blood Of Olympus if the fifth and final book in the fantabulous Heroes of Olympus series. Set in the ancient lands of Greece and the modern Camp Half blood, this book takes us on the final journey of the crew of Argo 2. Rick Riordan has packed humor, adventure, action & mythology, all in one book. Though one thing surprised me a bit.... There were no chapters from Percy's point of view! Yet the story has been so mesmerizing that you just cannot put the book down! 

So strap on your seat belts, & brace yourself for the adrenalin pumping ride as Rick Riordan takes you to the breathtaking end of the Heroes of Olympus series. 

BONUS!  There is the short story- The Staff of Serepis at the end!


I got this copy on the release date ...
thanks to the pre order on Flipkat!

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