This changes the structure of the narrative from the previous books. While previous heroes in the Chronicles have travelled far in an American road trip-style adventure, in The Hidden Oracle Apollo does not need to travel farther than the forest neighboring the campgrounds. One by one they head into the forest as if hypnotized and are never seen again. In The Hidden Oracle, children at Camp Half-Blood, a secret camp for demi-gods, are going missing.
The Triumvirate is made up of three re-born Ancient Roman Emperors who have been pulling the strings in the background all along, causing all of the problems of the Camp Half-Blood Chronicles. Apollo must save five missing oracles and stop a secret organization called the Triumvirate. But Apollo also faces exterior struggles, and it is in these conflicts that he learns that his punishment is not just to be humbled, but also to right previous wrongs. His inner-struggles throughout the narrative consist of a conflict between his over-zealous ego and his melodramatic horror at his newfound limitations. He is then further humbled when a couple thugs beat him up, when he is forced into the servitude of a young girl named Meg, and when he realizes that he is exceptionally less talented at music and archery than when he was a god. At first Apollo’s punishment appears to be one simply designed to humble him: he is transformed from a beautiful, powerful god to an awkward, acne-covered teenaged human.
This third series picks up a few months following the events of the second series with Apollo’s punishment beginning with him falling from the sky and crashing in an alleyway dumpster. In this third series, Riordan does something different, focusing instead on the adventures of the god Apollo.Īt the end of The Heroes of Olympus, Apollo is blamed for the problems the heroes have had to resolve. The first two, Percy Jackson and the Olympians and The Heroes of Olympus respectively, follow the adventures of twenty-first century demi-gods, teenage children of mortals and either Greek or Roman gods/goddesses. The Camp Half-Blood Chronicles is primarily made up of three five-book series. The Hidden Oracle and The Dark Prophecy are the first two books in The Trials of Apollo pentalogy by New York Times #1 Best-Selling Author, Rick Riordan. Winner of the 2016 Goodreads Choice Awards: Middle Grade and Children’s, The Hidden Oracle begins the next adventures in the Camp Half-Blood Chronicles.
The Dark Prophecy, Book Two of The Trials of Apollo series by Rick Riordan (Disney Hyperion, 2017) To stay alive, Apollo needs the help of a mortal goddess, a bronze dragon, and some familiar faces from Camp Half-Blood.The Hidden Oracle, Book One of The Trials of Apollo series by Rick Riordan (Disney Hyperion, 2016) Oh, and a Roman Emperor, whose love of bloodshed makes Nero look tame. The cave could kill him, or drive him insane. There are a few things standing in his way though. Apollo must head to the American Midwest where, rumour has it, a haunted cave may hold answers. There's only one way he can earn back Zeus' favour, and that's to seek and restore the ancient oracles - but that's easier said than done. The second book in the latest series from international bestselling author, Rick Riordan He was once an immortal God, now he's an awkward teenager.
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