Percy and Andrew have been friends ever since first grade. They were complete opposites but they worked. Maybe deep down they knew their love for each other was a lot more romantic than platonic but you would never get them to admit it. Watch them grow to understand their love for one another. This is based on rick riordan's percy jackson series I own nothing. The cover art is not mine.

Name: Josephine Stark Nickname: Jo/Josie/Stark Powers/Skills: Hand-to-Hand, Weapons, Genius Weapons: Swords, Knives, Axes, Bow, etc. Family: Anthony Edward Stark - Father (Mother = Missing/Unknown) Age: 17 Current School: The Artemis Academy For Girls - Ephesus, Greece Appearance: Caramel/Chocolate Brown Hair; Sky Blue Eyes Current Grade: Finished with a Masters in Music, Engineering, and Science Josephine Stark - The Champion She was the girl who bounced from boarding school to boarding school each year. She was the girl with daddy issues. She was the girl who acted positive, but felt the opposite. She was the daughter of a millionaire, playboy, philanthropist, and a mother she didn't know until she was six. That was the year the monsters really got bad. She might not be a kid of the big three, but she was chased like she was. Before making it to camp, she met her best friends. Annabeth Chase, Grover Underwood, Luke Castellan, and Thalia Grace. Yup, that's right. Josephine Stark is the demigod daughter of Tony Stark and Aphrodite. Blessed by Hestia and Hecate, also known as their champion. Later, she ended up meeting the rest of the seven, and they became very close. During the war with Gaea, she was sent to gather what she could on Gaea's plans in the Underworld. But, the stupid Fates had other plans. She was thrown into Tartarus for three day, only escaping when she tricked one of the prisoners: Ouranos, the sky. She didn't think too much of it, happy to be back with her friends, of which Piper, Annabeth, and Hazel were closest to her age. Probably not a good idea. Being a demigod, things are never that easy. She didn't think much of her father either. Not surprising, as she hadn't spoken to him since she was fifteen. Then again, she's not even sure he remembered that, since he ignored her the whole time. What will happen when she has to go "home"?

Percy Jackson. The hero of Olympus. The best demigod around. Has a sister. She must learn how to fend for herself. On top of it all she will get to go on a quest and rescue the missing hero. The one who no one knows if he is alive or dead.

Bruce missed his demigodess best friend, yep you heard me right. His best friend is none other than Percy Jackson(fem). She told him what she was after the first war, right before she was kidnapped by Hera. She stayed in close contact with him, and he's always admired what she's accomplished. He may or may not also have a major crush on the girl. So, when he turned 20 and became Batman, he told her. She seemed surprised, but took it well. Percy disappeared like five years ago, so the now 30 year old Bruce is beyond worried. He knew she could handle herself, it's just that he loved the girl and didn't want her to be gone. How will he react, when a almost dead Persephane winds up bleeding in his driveway? This is a rewrite of Love in Justice.

What if Percy had a sister who has a dark past and a secret that could change everything? ________________________________________ Katherine had enough of her parents beating her. so, she ran away. she found her way to New York where she has a brother named Percy. But one day her father tells her something that will turn her life around. Will she tell anyone about her past? In the end we she survive? BOOK IS NOW COMPLETED, AND BOOK TWO IS UP. I do not own anything except for Katherine and the plot line all rights go to the amazing author Rick Riordan.

14 year old Gail (Abigail) Johnson, arrived at Camp Half-Blood one year ago, in the midst of the battle for Olympus. . Sooner or later, her friends join her at Camp, and life is perfect, but disaster strikes and Percy goes missing, an Gail vows to find and save him...even if it means the death of her.