Book Review: Percy Jackson & The Battle of the Labyrinth (Book 4), By Rick Riordan

By: Rick Riordan
www.rickriordan.com

ISBN-10: 073936474X
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Something must be done to prevent Luke's forces from using a newly discovered entrance into camp, or an attack could prove fatal. Percy Jackson has never had an uneventful summer, and that's not about to change.

The Battle of the Labyrinth shows an up close and personal evil, as well as mental, emotional and moral confusion in various key characters. The end result is a slightly darker and heavier book than those preceding it, but still lit with the characters, relationships and overall styling that make Percy Jackson & The Olympians so lovable. Hate, murder, power, the dead, and a touch of romance all play a part in this enjoyable forth installment.

More Percy Jackson & The Olympians reviews:

• Book 1: The Lightening Thief
• Book 2: The Sea of Monsters
• Book 3: The Titan's Curse
• Book 4: The Battle of the Labyrinth
• Book 5: The Last Olympian