In the fourth book in the series about the demigod Percy and his friends, Kronos, the evil Titan, has formed an army and his army is rising. In this book, Kronos takes a human form. Kronos steals Luke, percy's enemy, and inhabits his body.
In this novel, Percy and a few of his friends must go into the infamous confusing labyrinth, built by Daedalus, made to drive people who enter crazy. There is an entrance to the Labyrinth at camp Half-Blood, so Kronos and his army have a goal to invade camp that way. The only way that the army can navigate the maze is to get help from Daedalus himself. So Percy and his friends must get to Daedalus first, and convince him not to help the evil ones. In the maze, they have near-death experiences, intense battles, and they find the lost god. One of Percy's friends, Grover, is on a search for the nature god, Pan, who had disappeared eons ago. Pan tells them that he wants to be dead, so Grover should send the message to everyone.
The end of the book leaves you at a cliffhanger, knowing that when Kronos is strong enough, he will attack Olympus, the home of all the gods.
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