Heroes of Olympus series will unite Percy, Hazel, and Frank who already met in the second book with Jason, Piper, and Leo in the third book. They will complete the dangerous quest and sail together in order to find Doors of the Death. They will be six now and the question is who the seventh of Prophecy of Seven is. The next question should be what Doors of Death is. The mystery of prophecy remains.

Mark of Athena brings another unforgettable adventure with more stories of new friends, exotic settings, and fearsome foes. By keeping 3^rd person limited point of view just like the other two books, Rick Riodan switch perspectives of Percy, Annabeth, Piper, and Leo in different chapters. Annabeth’s chapters are very impressing with more to learn about her character and her relationship with Percy. Percy’s chapters still fantastic as always and Leo’s chapters still strong like the Lost Hero. The weakest character could be Piper, although Piper’s chapters are not bad.

Mark of Athena is fantastic with amazing characters just like the previous two books. Everyone who read Lost Hero and The Son of Neptune will fall in love with this book. If you have not read the first and second book, make sure you read them first before you read this book.

Bill O’Reilly’s Killing Lincoln have caused millions readers thrilled to read the book. Now gripping details of John Fitzgerald Kennedy brutal murder, Bill O’Reilly make another boom. No one could forget the afternoon gunshots in Dallas years ago that killed the beloved President. The gunshots sequence also sent culture changing in the nation.

The story starts from January 1961 when John F. Kennedy learn about the meaning of become United State President as the Cold War escalate. With numbers of enemies around him, organized crime begins to talk about president as their target. In midst 1963, Kennedy is gunned down on his Texas campaign trip by Lee Harvey Oswald. The history is common knowledge but Killing Kennedy brings history to life with heroism and deceit. The victim background as well as the killer’s background is brought together in one place with details that many of us do not know about it. We see how Kennedy tried make the country better with his brave and honest while Oswald miserable life give a little clue about his reason to do the act

The book is readable, especially for history lover. Some people who do not like the author may need to know about very good light presentation of Kennedy in this book and about the country lost for his death.