Yes definitely read Daughter of the Deep! After I had finished it I had really wished it was a series, the plot twists in that book were just perfection. The Kane Chronicles is my favorite though, I love Egyptian mythology.
(I have also read all of the Percy Jackson, Heroes of Olympus, Magnus Chase, Trials of Apollo, and Kane Chronicles series, and then the Percy Jackson/Kane Chronicles crossover trilogy and The Sun and the Star, and then of course any of the extra books for any of the series. I have yet to read Wrath of the Triple Goddess but I will soon.)
Personally I love when there’s a long series (like Keeper of the Lost Cities or The Maze Runner, which at first glance only seemed like a trilogy but turns out it has 2 prequels, an extra book (it’s only 60 pages I think), a book from the POV of a side character, and then a duology set 70-something years in the future.) But it’s a lot to keep track of if you plan on reading almost all of the series by Rick (there are crossovers in all except DotD) I had to look up the order several times but I think I’ve memorized it now (as I seem to mention constantly, haha.) I was never at a loss of books!
Brilliant. What other words are there for brilliant - OH WAIT I HAVE A PERFECT POETIC DICTIONARY RIGHT THERE!! No, seriously: brilliant.
okay, i finally finished it and even if i knew what happened i almost sobbed at lunch period ðŸ˜
I think this is brilliant
Yes definitely read Daughter of the Deep! After I had finished it I had really wished it was a series, the plot twists in that book were just perfection. The Kane Chronicles is my favorite though, I love Egyptian mythology.
(I have also read all of the Percy Jackson, Heroes of Olympus, Magnus Chase, Trials of Apollo, and Kane Chronicles series, and then the Percy Jackson/Kane Chronicles crossover trilogy and The Sun and the Star, and then of course any of the extra books for any of the series. I have yet to read Wrath of the Triple Goddess but I will soon.)
Personally I love when there’s a long series (like Keeper of the Lost Cities or The Maze Runner, which at first glance only seemed like a trilogy but turns out it has 2 prequels, an extra book (it’s only 60 pages I think), a book from the POV of a side character, and then a duology set 70-something years in the future.) But it’s a lot to keep track of if you plan on reading almost all of the series by Rick (there are crossovers in all except DotD) I had to look up the order several times but I think I’ve memorized it now (as I seem to mention constantly, haha.) I was never at a loss of books!
I just read it, it was good! And thanks!
I like this a lot! It reminds me of a poem I posted a while back called 54 degrees.
I also agree with this!!
this is beautiful
this is phenomenal
Thank you soooo much
you made my day