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What is the Heroes of Olympus 2 called?
The next book is called The Son of Neptune
When is the next book in the heroes of Olympus out?
The third book, The Mark of Athena, will be out fall of 2012 :D
When wil the next Heroes of Olympus book be out after the marks of Athena?
The next book is called House of Hades and will be coming out Fall 2013
What is the next book in The Heroes of Olympus about?
It is about finding Percy, son of Poseidon. So it is called Son of Neptune, Neptune is Poseidon's Roman name.
Is it true that the next book in the heroes of Olympus is The Son of Neptune?
Yes it is true. The book is coming out Fall of 2011.
When is the next heroes of Olympus book out?
The next, and possibly last, book will come out fall 2012. It's the third book in the series and it's called The Mark of Athena.
Is the second book to The Heroes of Olympus in stores?
The next book, The Son Of Neptune, will not be in stores till October 4th 2011. All of us will have to wait till then :)
Will there be another collection after Heroes of Olympus?
The Trials of Apollo series is the follow-up to the Heroes of Olympus series in the Camp Half-Blood Chronicles by Rick Riordan. The Trials of Apollo series continues the story from where Heroes of Olympus left off.
When will Rick Riordans next Heroes of Olympus book come out?
Well, The Lost Hero is out, The Son of Neptune is out, my next book The Daughter of Poseidon will be out by the end of this year or sooner, and The Mark of Athena will be out Fall 2012.
What is related to Percy Jackson and the Olympians?
The Heroes of Olympus was the next related series.
When will the next Percy Jackson book come out?
The last one already came out and it was the Last Olympian but there's another series that came out called the heroes of Olympus
When is Heroes of Olympus book 3 coming out?
"Mark of Athena," which is the third book in the Heroes of Olympus series by Rick Riordan, was released on October 2, 2012.
