House of Hades by
Rick Riordan, 597 pages
House of Hades is
the fourth book in the Last of the Olympians series, and is the most recently
released. House of Hades is like a
final exam for a class. While Percy and Annabeth are trapped in *SPOILER* they
encounter all kinds of monsters they faced in the previous three books. Some
Riordan reminds you of who they are again but others he assumes you will
remember and moves on. Luckily I read them all in a row so it was fairly easy
to remember why said monster really wants to kill Percy. I however would pity
anyone who read them as they came out and had no idea who some of the baddies
might be.
While the above is happening the other five heroes continue
the quest. Their story line is slightly less interesting as it doesn’t hold the
same amount of tension. It also has the slaughter of an entire culture of a
certain animal-monster thing which is very not cool. Sure they will come back
eventually but since they are not from there originally will they come back
there or where they were originally from?
Overall House of Hades
was what I expected and I enjoyed reading it. Hopefully the upcoming final book
will only be an ending point for this series much like the Percy Jackson and
the Olympian series.
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