From the World of Percy Jackson: The Chalice of the Gods

Percy Jackson thought his days of divine quests were behind him. He is trying, for once, to be a normal senior at New Rome University — attending classes, planning his future with Annabeth, staying out of trouble. Then Ganymede, cup-bearer to the gods, appears in his dorm room to inform him that his graduation requirement is a quest: retrieve Zeus’s stolen drinking goblet from whoever — or whatever — took it, before the next Olympic feast. With Annabeth and the satyr Grover at his side, Percy enters a New York underworld that is stranger, funnier, and more dangerous than anything he has faced before.

Rick Riordan returns to the character that launched one of the most beloved fantasy series of the twenty-first century, with all the wit, warmth, and genuine mythological ingenuity that has made Percy Jackson’s world beloved by millions of readers worldwide.

Essential for any Percy Jackson fan — and a wonderful entry point for new readers to a series that genuinely rewards investment from the beginning. Published by Penguin.