"Demigod or not, I was never a normal kid, even though i tried to fit in the best an orphaned weirdo can." Meet Cam Valdez. She is a sixteen-year-old orphan who was living a happy, and some-what (not really) normal life with a foster family and acting as the everday class clown. But deaper secrets and myths are hidden in Cam's past that anyone expected-- and it all starts with an unusual meeting with Hermes (the Greek god of messengers), a broken medallian, and a few donuts. Join Cam as she reunites with a lost family member, creates friends and enimies, gets over her fear of ducks, and finally finds where she belongs in this thrilling tale that introduces new charactors (my OCs) and original charactors from Rick Riordan (i don't own any of his orginal charactors, becuase, duh, they're his). (Takes place durring the time area of Trials of Apollo)

As one of the Gifted, fifteen year old Connor Gray should only have one power, yet he has three, and according to his parents, he might develop more. For his family's safety and his own, he must hide his extra gifts from a power hungry politician who seeks him. Not an easy task when every bully tests his patience, and self control. When the politician sends a possessed bounty hunter after him, Connor is forced to risk exposure to save his friends, family, and life itself. Facing blood-cursed beings, shady genetics projects, an ever-present A.I. system, and worst of all, puberty, Connor fights for what's left of his family. If he can't protect the world from a will-enslaving spell he's discovered, the gifts will be destroyed forever.

Eight years after the Great War, the world is now ruled by four kingdoms. On the surface, there is peace and prosperity. However, nothing is ever what it really seems. Each Emperor seeks power. Each ruler is searching for the key to winning over the others. Each one is looking for the unknown legendary strategist. Oh? And who am I? Don't mind me. I'm just a simple peasant girl. Why would I ever get involved in such boring matters? * * * * * Note: This is my own work, not a translation. Enjoy! (Thank you to MissNoir11 for the awesome cover!)