Eighteen-year-old Jaxson, son of Eros and Psyche, has spent his life at Camp Half-Blood, growing up under the watchful eyes of his fiercely protective divine parents. Now, following the Giant War, he’s sent to New Rome as a diplomatic representative for a three-month assignment meant to strengthen the fragile relationship between Greek and Roman demigods. Unfortunately, Jaxson’s laid-back attitude, constant teasing, and questionable sense of timing don’t exactly make the best first impression. Especially on Reyna Ramirez-Arellano, the disciplined and notoriously serious Praetor of Camp Jupiter. As Jaxson navigates Roman traditions, political tensions, new friendships, and the expectations placed upon him, he’ll discover that diplomacy is far more complicated than simply getting people to like each other. And somewhere between disagreements, unexpected trust, and a certain praetor who seems determined to test his patience, his assignment may become something neither camp expected.