Book One of the Aurum Choi series. Aurum doesn't like people. In fact, he absolutely detests the idea of being around anyone. Top grades in the state and the most wanted athlete; he doesn't need human interaction because it's a "waste of time". Being the heir to the Choi Enterprise adds pressure for him to succeed the throne. When two half-bloods tell Aurum that he needs to go to camp for safety, he immediately turns down their offer because of his already successful life. After being forced to go on a quest due to the disappearance of a certain goddess, Aurum does everything he can to get out of it and escape camp in the process. He has no want to be a piece on the gods' chess game or play for the sake of humanity; Aurum needs to get home and finish an important deal due to the business being at stake. Will his conscience come to play or will he give in into his inheritance and forget about the camp? He has two choices: complete the deal or save the world. Based on the Percy Jackson and Heroes of Olympus series. [An AU in which ToA doesn't exist] (PG-13 RECOMMENDED)

Book One of the Akira Fujioka series. Akira is just your "average" teenager training to become a professional Japanese dancer. With all the pressure to become number one in Japan, a sudden attack from monsters make that the least of her problems. When two mythological creatures appear on their doorstep, Akira, with the help of a fellow demigod, will leave her homeland and find a sanctuary for half-bloods. After learning about her godly parent, Akira is forced to travel on a quest for her parent to receive the recognition they so rightly deserve. With only three days to spare, Akira has to find away to decipher a broken prophecy, save someone important to her, and restore honor to her parent's name. She must figure out whether giving her parent the prestige they dearly want is more important over her needs to become the best dancer in all of Japan. But how can one give their godly parent justice when they haven't finished their journey of self-discovery? Based on the Percy Jackson and Heroes of Olympus series. [An AU in which ToA doesn't exist] (PG-13 RECOMMENDED)

"So my mom Demeter is kidnapped by the goddess of gossip?" "...You could say that but the proper term is-" "Oh Annabeth let the poor girl revel in her glory" "Uh guys..." --- Tania Wells was just your average demigod: unnoticed by most and certainly not wanting the life given to her until one day. One night actually when Tania receives a dream from Demeter, her oh-so-lovely mother who just so happened to get herself kidnapped by Pheme the goddess of gossip. Tania finds herself whisked away on a journey with her sister and Grover the satyr not knowing the first thing about quests or defending herself against monsters and who-knows-what. But why did Tania get chosen out of all her siblings and all of the perfectly capable demigods to save her mother who Tania still has resentment for? Follow Tania on her journey through secrets, lies and mysteries while finding out not only her own identity but the ones of those around her.

"What if there's supposed to be a prophecy, but since the oracle is broken, you can't hear it? Someone's supposed to go. Someone HAS to go!" "Then who would we send?" Chiron asked. "Send me."

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Welcome to 'What Not To Do In Percy Jackson Fanfiction' where I will brave the odds and ends to show my fellow PJO writers exactly what annoys readers and writers of Wattpad the most. This is not to be meant as offensive to the people whose stories may be similar to what I have written, but if you HAVE written a story a lot like the ones mentioned inside where the protagonists are total VS model Mary-Sue's... I humbly beg of you, change it immediately! Because the PJO characters are often frustrated with finding out they have a secret half-sister with magical blue hair and Gucci sunglasses. Percy: *facedesks* Annabeth: *groans* Leo: *sets Mary-Sue's hair on fire* O.O Leo: ..... What? SHE ATTACKED ME WITH HER TERRIBLE MARY-SUE-ISH NATURE! AND PLANNED TO MARRY ME OFF TO HER BFF, JUST NO... ** Warning: Mass hilarity ahead. Read at your own risk! Abandoned (I was 12, Jesus Christ...)