The Heroes of Olympus series is the sequel to Rick Riordan's Percy Jackson series. It revolves around the prophecy given at the end of the last Percy Jackson book about seven demigods coming together to defeat a great evil. The first three of these demigods are revealed in the first book, The Lost Hero. They are Jason, who wakes up on a bus with no memories who is or who the people around him are, Piper, a girl who claims to be Jason's girlfriend, although he does not remember her, and Leo, a handy kind of guy who is supposedly Jason's best friend. Soon, however, Piper and Leo find out that all is not what it seems with Jason, or with themselves, as they are attacked by mythical creatures and then taken to Camp Half-Blood. Now, mysteries abound as Jason struggles to remember who he is while he and his two friends undertake a quest to rescue Hera from the forces of evil. And, to add to all that, Percy Jackson has gone missing. The second book, entitled the Son of Neptune, will be released in the fall of 2011. The first book is a great read and it leaves you wondering at every turn. There is no end to the suspense created throughout the book and by the end of it you are ready for some answers, answers which you may or may not get.

Read the first one recently, waiting for the second one.

great read.

A good series. I read the first. Really enjoyed the twist on it. Patiently awaiting the next one

Well, not so much of a fan of his 1st series with percy jackson, even though i finished it. However, i think the lost hero was put perfectly together! A great read, can't wait till the next.

Definitely awesome! Rick Riordan is such a good author to his readers
waiting for The Son of Neptune

I still didn't read this sequence, but one thing I can say for sure:

Rick Riordan's sharp sense of irony and witty comebacks is brilliant. Some lines made me burst into laughter, such as the following conversation between Silena and Percy:

"You want a bonbon?" Silena asked. "My dad sent them. He thought—he thought they might cheer me up.”

"Are they any good?" I asked. She shook her head. "They taste like cardboard.”

I didn't have anything against cardboard, so I tried one."

That is the kind of dialogue/humor every book should have, and that's why I'm definitely getting this new saga once it reaches Brazil.