The Hunt is over, but the worst is still to come. With the Cahill family's worst enemy approaching, they have no choice but to publish a book full of each family branche's worst secrets, in hopes to inform Cahills of the oncoming nightmare.

Long ago, seven warlocks created a circle of magic, setting a spell on the demon island of Hybras that would place it safely between space and time. Since then, and this is millennia later, warlocks have been said to be wiped out, extinct. Now demons are randomly popping up on earth, which can only mean one thing, of which only the brilliant Artemis Fowl has made sense of yet- the time tunnel cast upon Hybras is unraveling. It's up to Artemis and former LEP captain Holly Short, along with a possible warlock imp to save Hybras, but there are dangerous factors. A twelve year old girl has shed light on demons, and a power crazed demon warlord should be mentioned, also.

The mindwiped Artemis Fowl has returned to his unlawful ways and is about to steal a long-lost painting that could, evidentually, raise his criminal career above the current standards. What Artemis doesn't know is that his supposedly coma-stunned enemy, Opal Koboi, has escaped, and she is coming out to succeed in revenge against every human and fairy that participated in Opal's landing in jail.

Children's fiction- THAT'S what the world thought the Hunt was. Now be ready for the unveiled truth of the 39 Clues and the battle against the Vespers, starting with the secrets of one branch at a time.

Six hostages left, and no time to lose. Amy and Dan are sent on another impossible hunt for a random item demanded by the Vespers, a secret society set on taking over the world and abusing the secrets of Gideon Cahill himself. After learning the Vesper plot, all Amy and Dan can really do is to await the Vespers to unleash the doomsday device that will, sooner rather than later, move and destroy the world. Only it is already too late to save Dan.

Dan and Amy are sent on another crazy mission to retrieve an obscule item on the orders and threat of the Vespers. This time, they know the Vespers are out to get Dan's best friend, Atticus, who is, apparently, a "guardian". In order to save seven hostages of their own family, Amy and Dan must steal the Golden Jubilee, one of the biggest and most heavily-guarded diamonds in the world. There's another problem- from The Medusa painting to the De Virga map, Dan and Amy have pinpointed themselves onto the Interpol's Most Wanted list.

I was lulled into reading this book because I am totally OBSESSED with Greek mythology. I bought all three online from my middle school's Scholastic book order page, and I can't stop thinking about them. Jason woke up on a school bus, holding hands with a cute girl he didn't know, not even remembering who he was. Apparantly, he has a wierd best friend named Leo, and a fiesty girlfriend named Piper. But who is he? And why can't he remember anything?