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Hero Wanted
Ebook By Dan McGirtRating:
(4.5) Published: Jul. 18, 2009
Category: Fiction » Literature » Sci-Fi and Fantasy
Category: Fiction » Young adult or teen » Fantasy
Words: 90552 (approximate)
Language: English
Ebook Description
A rollicking fantasy romp across the Eleven Kingdoms with reluctant hero Jason Cosmo and cynical wizard Mercury Boltblaster. Forced to flee his home in Lower Hicksnittle and pursued by bounty hunters, demons, and the sinister Dark Magic Society, Jason goes from the bright realm of The Gods to the depths of the Incredibly Dark Forest to learn the awful truth behind the price on his head.Tags
comedy, dan mcgirt, fantasy, fantasy adventure, fantasy series, humorous fantasy, jason cosmo, magic, sword and sorcery, wizardsAvailable Ebook reading formats:
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Reviews
Log-in to write a Review Log-in to add a Video ReviewReview by: Talweh Thegalka on Jan. 29, 2010 :
Very entertaining read, and well suited to the ebook format. This was my first return to the sci-fi/fantasy genre since I was a young man 20 years ago,and it was thoroughly enjoyable. I might have passed it up if it hadn't been free, but now I am hooked, and going to buy Rainy Daze. Thanks Dan, for relighting the spark!
Review by: Daniel Whittman on Dec. 30, 2009 :
The book was full of action and conflict. The hero was a lot bigger than life which was also good escape reading. It was also funny. The only thing that bothered me were too many unbelievable awesome escapes from death.
Review by: Arun Raghavan on Dec. 29, 2009 :
Having read only the first 4 chapters of this book when they were available for free, I spent a lot of time trying to get my hands on the entire book, but in vain. Thanks to Dan McGirt's extremely commendable decision to release this for free, I've now finally read the whole book, and it is made of pure awesome! Keep it coming, Dan!
Review by: redwriter on Dec. 10, 2009 :
Amazingly funny, this is easily one of the best books I've found online. The only problem I had was that nobody, besides the wizard Mercury, does anything. They all just run around waiting for Mercury to come save them. but that's a minor complaint in the ocean of good that is this story.
Review by: Mark Jacobs on Dec. 05, 2009 :
One of the most entertaining reads I've had in years. I haven't laughed out loud as much since reading 'Bored of the Rings' by the Harvard Lampoon back in the 1970's. This may be better...
Review by: Maksim Malik on Oct. 18, 2009 :
I've loved this book since the first time I read it several years ago. The story is entertaining, and Dan McGirt's sense of humor is the perfect blend of wit and absurdity.