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The war of the gods is no longer a distant threat. It's here.
I never asked to be a half-blood. I definitely didn't ask to be the one the prophecy chose. But here I am-sixteen years old, and the fate of the world rests on my shoulders. No pressure, right?
Kronos has risen. The gods are scattered. Monsters are running wild. Olympus teeters on the edge of destruction-and New York might be ground zero for the end of the world. My friends are more powerful than ever... and more broken. And then there's Theo-who keeps risking everything, including my sanity. And maybe, just maybe, my heart.
The final battle is coming. The prophecy will be fulfilled. And I have a terrible feeling I already know how this ends.
But even if the gods fall, even if I fall... I'm not going down without a fight.
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PERCY JACKSON AND THE OLYMPIANS
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