Heroes of Olympus: The Son of Neptune

📙 Like with all other Percy Jackson and Heroes of Olympus books, Riordan manages to pull the reader into a universe that's entirely his, while still following rules of others, the Romans and the Greeks. It takes skill to write like that, and to remember every rule, and Riordan has the necessary skill. He's capable of making a story that's entirely his own, with myths that already exists. The book is written with great skill, and the plotline twists so you're never quite sure of what's going to happen next.