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Exalted Councilor of the Inner Sanctum WantedHero
Jaime Buckley

Praise for Wanted Hero Title Page Copyright Dedication PREFACE CHAPTER 1 - AWWW, CRAP! CHAPTER 2 - Search and Seizure CHAPTER 3 - Say Ahhh CHAPTER 4 - Collateral Damage CHAPTER 5 - Guinea Pig CHAPTER 6 - Loose Lips CHAPTER 7 - The White House CHAPTER 8 - Ticks CHAPTER 9 - Bookworm CHAPTER 10 - Limelight CHAPTER 11 - Lights Out CHAPTER 12 - Dirty Smiles CHAPTER 13 - On The Run CHAPTER 14 - Mending Fences CHAPTER 15 - Vanishing Act CHAPTER 16 - Another Man's Garbage CHAPTER 17 - Jail Broken CHAPTER 18 - Shocking Conclusion WHAT HAPPENS NEXT? BONUS: Demoni Vankil

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“The novel gripped me from the first few sentences. I had no doubt that the book would be an interesting one. The method used by the author to bring in his audience before every chapter started was by using an unfamiliar technique. He would create a quote that would relate to the characters or the situation in the chapter. I loved this technique because as a reader it made me think and also it made me relate and think back to the quote while reading.”

—Bookmark Reviews, Canada

“I must dedicate part of this review to the author, Jaime Buckley. This guy is a genius. The effort and heart he has obviously put into his work, the characters and this world is mind-blowing.”

—Books That Spark, UK

“As an avid reader, most books have become just amusing, a clever twist here or there and perhaps a character with a charming quirk. Your book transported me back to my youth when I first discovered the genre and would stay up late into the night under a blanket with a flashlight, vividly going on the journey as one of the heroes. There is magic in the world again, thank you!”

—Nathan Dilts, USA

“Wanted Hero by Jaime Buckley allowed me to return to such youthful dreams, and I welcomed the opportunity to relive them vicariously through the protagonist Wendell. Like Alice’s wonderland this adventurer also begins by wondering whether it might all be but a dream, but his unlikely guide Dax makes for an unconventional rabbit or scarecrow reminding him he’s not in Kansas anymore, and that imagination doesn’t come without bruises.”

—Brit-Boy Reviews, UK

“Wendell is up there with Peter Parker or Clark Kent in the sense you would never expect him to be the hero. This novel is a quirky introduction to a world that you will easily and happily disappear into and wonder where your day went. Jamie Buckley’s writing captivated me and had me smiling the whole way through.”

—The Book Mystress, AU

“Frankly, I think this is all a bunch of poppycock. Well, except the old wizard. Now there’s a rugged, handsome adventurer more people should emulate. When does he get his own series?”

— Morphiophelius Smith, the old shack in the forest, Erimūri.