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Rick Riordan’s The Trials of Apollo series: The Tyrant’s Tomb

The Trials of Apollo The Tyrant's tomb

This post is in partnership with Disney-Hyperion. Also, this post contains Amazon.ca affiliate links and if you purchase the books using them we get a small profit that helps us run our website. 

When we first started our journey with Rick Riordan’s books I didn’t know how my kids would do. We started our two oldest on the Percy Jackson and the Olympians books prior to the summer as a reading challenge and they quickly fell in love with the books. Plus they started to learn about things that were completely new to them like the Greek Gods, demigods, titans, monsters and mythology. Until then they had been reading mostly kids’ books about underpants, babysitting, and life according to a kid.

It was this jump into tween literature that sparked a fire under them and finally got them both reading more. I loved to see my non-reader finally want to read and my big reader voraciously tackled the series like a champ.

Author Rick Riordan has built an omniverse with all of his books being interconnected and we’ve moved on the new release from the Trials of Apollo series, The Tyrant’s Tomb.

This series covers the misadventures of Apollo after he was cast down from Olympus by his father Zeus after he angers him. Saying goodbye to his superpowers he is now a mortal teen boy named Lester Papadopoulos that lands in New York City and works towards surviving long enough to have his dad forgive him.

For more information on the books and to purchase your own copy click the links below.

Book 1: The Hidden Oracle
Book 2: The Dark Prophecy
Book 3: The Burning Maze
Book 4: The Tyrant’s Tomb

Newly released book four takes Apollo to San Francisco Bay’s Camp Jupiter where he works his way to restoring the five ancient oracles and finally getting back his godly powers. Once there he encounters the Roman demigods who are already preparing for the last fight against the Triumvirate of Roman emperors.

As he lands a hand to Hazel, Reyna, Frank, Tyson, Ella, and lots of other old friends they discover that everything they need to survive lies in the forgotten tomb of a tyrant Roman ruler. You need to get the book to see whether Apollo manages to save the day and be the hero everyone needs.

For more information about everything Rick Riordan related visit ReadRiordan.com

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Giveaway

We have partnered up with our friends at Disney-Hyperion to once again give one of our US readers the chance to win a The Trials of Apollo prize pack. Giveaway ends October 25, 2019.

One (1) winner receives:

  • The first three books in The Trials of Apollo series and the newest release, The Tyrant’s Tomb,
  • plus branded goodies: a puzzle, a pencil, and Camp Jupiter t-shirt!

To enter simply let me know who you would give this book to and it is A-OK if that is you!

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This post is in partnership with Disney-Hyperion. Also, this post contains Amazon.ca affiliate links and if you purchase the books using them we get a small profit that helps us run our website. 

Aneta Alaei
Aneta Alaei

Aneta is a Toronto-based mom of four that loves a good meal, great company, and learning something new. In her free time, you can find her trying to keep yet another plant alive.

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6 Comments

  1. Neiddy Ruiz
    October 13, 2019 / 3:30 am

    I would like to win this prize pack for my daughter who enjoys reading Rick Riordan’s series . Thanks for the chance to win!

  2. Elizabeth Matthiesen
    October 14, 2019 / 10:15 am

    What a shame this is just for the US. My granddaughter loves Rich Riordas books. I gave her the Percy Jackson & the Olympians series that I’d read and she loved them – I did too 🙂

  3. latanya
    October 21, 2019 / 8:02 am

    I would give this to my son

  4. Victoria Ess
    December 3, 2019 / 6:17 am

    Those sound like something my nephew would get into!

  5. mrdisco
    December 12, 2019 / 8:46 pm

    that sounds like a great read

  6. Janet M
    December 4, 2020 / 5:44 pm

    I hadn’t heard of these books and they sound quite interesting.