some people grow up in poverty, others grow up spoiled and ungrateful, and others who are like me grow up at a summer camp for dysfunctional teenagers with godly parents. welcome to the life of jenna hathaway. a dyslexic and teenage ball of angst who has perfect aim and a knack for gambling.

This is the second book to the series following Dynemia Clark, the daughter of poseidon, and her demigod adventures through life. It's her second year at Camp Half Blood, and things are really heating up. New campers, a new mysterious instructor, and a new possibility that can even be a threat. Still devastated by her best friends death, she'll have to make choices she never believed she could make. | The plotline is based off of the Percy Jackson and the Olympian series, all credit to Rick Riordan. However, Dynemia is my own character. |

All characters and plots from the Percy Jackson and Heroes of Olympus series rights go to Rick Riordan. We follow Callista in her hardest journey yet. After all, how can you defeat Chaos itself?

Dynemia Clark was a not-so-normal girl, living a not-so-normal-life, in a not-so-normal city. It was the one day when her curiosity got the better of her, and her not-so-normal sixteen year old life got even unnatural. When she starts seeing the "monsters" in the alleys, the strange writing at school, and the behavior of her closest friend Sophy changes drastically as she becomes more protective of Dy, what will happen? Join our main character in this thrilling and adventurous story based on the characters of the Best-Selling Series, Percy Jackson and the Olympians.

Welcome to the life of your average traitor.

demigods; half human and half god. sons or daughters of gods. to keep them safe, Camp Half Blood was made. here, many demigods train, learn, and live. that is until a certain Titan threw a fit over being dead. (that's what he gets for eating his kids). my name's aella, and I'm one of those half-bloods. my father is ares, and this is my story.

I wasn't always a pyromaniac. well that's a lie, I sort of always was. Being a pyromaniac didn't automatically lead me to assume I was the daughter of a god. I could've just been a pyromaniac, but I wasn't. Most people wish they could be different, the daughter or a god seems like the ultimate goal, not in my case. I wanted to be normal for once. As a teen suffering from ADHD and dyslexia, normal was my ultimate goal. It looks like I was never meant to be normal.