La profecía oscura
Las pruebas de Apolo
Todo el mundo sabe que no hay que meterse con Zeus, pero su hijo Apolo consigue sacarle de sus casillas. Para castigarle, el Dios del trueno decide mandarlo a la tierra bajo la apariencia de Lester, un adolescente granujiento y sin poderes, claro. Ahora el único modo que tiene Apolo de regresar al monte Olimpo es devolviendo la luz a las profecías de los oráculos que se han oscurecido. Pero ¿qué puede hacer Apolo sin sus poderes? Tras superar una serie de pruebas peligrosísimas (y para qué engañarse, bastante humillantes) en el Campamento Mestizo, se embarcará en un viaje a través de Estados Unidos para conseguir localizar a todos los oráculos. Por suerte, todo lo que ha perdido en poderes lo ha ganado en amistades... así que no va a tener que hacerlo todo solo.
Details
- Authors
- Publishers
- Montena
- Publish Date
- October 1, 2017
- ISBN
- 8490438374 • 9788490438374
- Format
- Language
- Spanish, Castilian
- Pages
- 384
- Downloads
- 656
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