Book Two: Violet Wilde hasn't heard from Camp Half-Blood in months- nine, to be exact. Without her demigod friends, her life is nice, quiet, and monster free. She hates this incredibly mortal life, the one that reminds her of everything she was before she knew she was a demigod. She hates living at a new boarding school in order to protect her father from his own daughter. Her mind, however, is still poisoned by Kronos, her dreams plagued with visions of a dying tree, and her heart shattered by Luke, who gave himself to save her, who betrayed everyone only to protect her. However, being a demigod, her calm world doesn't last forever. Violet soon finds herself back at camp with the terrifying knowledge that it’s in danger. Thrown on another quest to save it, she will struggle to find a cure and keep it away from those who intend to use it for evil. Will she succeed or will other things- like her raging love life- get in the way? On a quest to save your home, beauty is a real pain. *All characters, places, etc., aside from those not appearing in 'Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Sea of Monsters' belong to Rick Riordan.*

Book One: Violet Wilde's world changes forever once her wheel-chair ridden best friend grows legs during a fight with a creature Violet had only read about in book until that point. Soon Violet finds herself inside the legendary Camp Half Blood with talents she never knew she had before and the knowledge that her absent mother is the goddess Aphrodite...and it seems that she's catching quite a few people's eyes... Her way with weapons, amazing beauty, new-found fiery, fighting spirit, and desire to put her dark past behind her, along with her friendship with Percy Jackson is what gets Violet chosen for a highly dangerous quest to retrieve Zeus' stolen lightning bolt, quell a fight being fought among the gods for months, and clear Percy's name. If that weren't hard enough, a prophecy has warned Violet and her friends of betrayal. Will she succeed? And what will happen when it turns out Violet herself may be the traitor they were warned about? Something with darker intentions than anyone knows is at work... *All characters, places, etc., aside from those not appearing in 'Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lighting Theif' belong to Rick Riordan*