Sequel to life changing adventure . After the triwizard tournament Percy has somewhat recovered from the loss of Annabeth with his new girlfriend and new friends . He is ready to go to his second year at Hogwarts as an exchange student . The ministry is still denying the return of the Dark Lord . Aside from this he and Dumbledore are still hunting for horcruxes .

Alex Rider is being chased down by Shield and the Avengers. Sequel to Alex Rider: Back in Action. Alex is running for his life from the government agency know as Shield. Ms. Jones warned him about them thinking Alex as a threat. Will Alex get captured and jailed or will something else happen so he can save the world from devastation.

Ever heard of the only group of boys that Artemis and her hunters approve of? Well this is it. And Percy is right in the middle of it. Apollo had saved and recruited him, Percy having no where else to go... Sequel: "Percy Meets the Boy Who Lived" COMPLETED There is no romance in this story. Just pure bromance. If you intend to comment, please get more creating than swear words. They're getting old. Cover made by @coffeeadict_chaos

Percy is betrayed by who he thought was the love of his life. He leaves camp to complete a quest from Chiron. In return he goes to Hogwarts to protect Harry Potter from the Dark Lord and runs into someone he thought he might never see again. Will Percy find love in a long lost friend or will his heart be broken again on the way? What secrets will be revealed? Will try to publish daily XD. Harry Potter and Percy Jackson and The Olympians Crossover

The half-bloods go undercover at Hogwarts, will they finish the year? Who is going to mess up their quiet? Because let's face it somebody will, read to find out. Disclaimer I own nothing JK Rowling owns all the wizards and Uncle Rick owns all I'm currently going through these chapters and rewriting them so they make sense and so the story will suddenly get really bad half way through, sorry in advance!

The cliché Percy Jackson/ Harry Potter crossover, it's not as cliché as one would think though.