Worlds Unseen (Seventh World Trilogy)

This is the fourth book by Rachael Starr Thomson I have read. Each book was both exciting and spiritual. I didnt want to put the books down. Rachaels books are a must read, there is a world unseen and real..

Worlds Unseen is an epic tale of determination and triumph. Maggie Sheffield was given a scroll from a dying man—who holds many secrets. She must take it to the only person who can read it. On her journey to Pravick, Maggie encounters creepy shadows and other evil forces. It’s a good thing she has others to accompany her on her journey. She joins with the surviving members of the Council, The Ploughman, Libuse (a princess) Nicolas Fisher (a gypsy with the gift of hearing) and many more. Rachel Starr Thomson does a wonderful job by creating intriguing characters and parallel worlds. Her lyrical prose and allegoric biblical components enriches the story as well. Worlds Unseen is a story fit for a wide audience, and is definitely a must read!

This was extremely well written and very gripping. I totally fell in love with the some of the characters. I loved this book and look forward to reading more of Rachel Starr Thomsons books. Read this book, you will not regret it.

Very interesting allegory... liken to C.S. Lewis ... Well written and drawing you into the story, I look forward to reading more of the books.

Well-written and nicely edited. I dont know if it bothers others, but typos, spelling, and grammatical errors are such an eye sore for me. It seems that most e-books have their errors, but I dont know exactly why. Perhaps the editing isnt very thorough. One of the things that I noticed about this series is its overall excellence. That includes writing, editing, story, characters, and creativity. I would urge all fans of Christian fantasy, or any type of fantasy, to get into this series. Reminiscent of CS Lewis, its inspiring, powerful, and worth your time.

I truly enjoyed reading this! It is so refreshing to find a book that is clean of any physical romance while haveing romance in it, there are not many sadly. It had a good storyline, while reading I hardly wanted to put i t down. I would recommend this to any reader.One thing though is that the romance parts were so fast I didnt even realise two people were in love before something happened.

This is a story that grabs your attention and wont let go. I read it in one day, because I could not put it down! The prologue opens with the scene of an assassin coming for her intended victims and reluctantly leaving one member of the household alive. Then the author fast-forwards, and we meet the girl that wasnt slain that fateful day. Maggie is an orphan entrusted first to the care of the kindly Mrs. Cook, and then to John and Mary, the couple whose house was burned to the ground. When she rescues a sweet old man who used to being the children at the orphanage presents, she learns there is more to her story than she could have imagined. The dying man entrusts to Maggies care an ancient scroll, which she promises to take to a scholar in a distant city. Not long after she begins her journey Maggie meets a delightful young man, who can hear and understand what others dont, and he helps her escape fearful dark creatures who will stop at nothing short of their destruction to recover the scroll. Meanwhile, a nobleman who was also once involved with the secret group that Maggies guardians were a part of, rescues a blind girl with the power to see what others cant. Evil forces are pursuing her, as well. But she has had an encounter with the King of the universe, and He has claimed and empowered her to fight. When the nobleman shows up with the girl at Mrs. Cooks doorstep, she finds herself involved in this but of intrigue, too. All roads lead to Pravik, the capital of the Eastern kingdom, and a showdown between the forces of good and evil. There are casualties and triumphs, both physical and spiritual along the way, as well as many discoveries about themselves and the unseen world for the travelers. Set in a fantasy world not unlike medieval Europe, Worlds Unseen has it all--princesses and paupers, rebels and gypsies, magic, romance, mystical writings, good and evil, terrifying creatures and valiant battles fought for the fate of the kingdom. Once you connect with the characters and plot, its hard to disengage! If you liked C.S. Lewiss Chronicles of Narnia or J.R.R. Tolkiens Lord of the Rings books, then you should find this one intriguing, as well. Allow yourself a substantial block of time to read it, because, once you start, you may not want to stop until its done! If youre like me, youll be hungry to read the other two books in the trilogy, too.

This story was so hauntingly beautiful. I cried and laughed and thought about it when I wasnt reading. Its the sort of story that calls to you at a heart level and gives you eyes to see how the same beauty and mystery is present in our own reality. Im on my way to order the second book in the trilogy.

I enjoyed this very much, and plan to purchase the Omnibus. I didnt know this was Christian fiction before reading, but realized it quickly. As a Grandmother of 11, several of whom are avid readers, I am going to share this with them. They will enjoy the fantasy aspect of the book, as well as the Christian allegories, and I know it is safe for them to read (which is very important to me).

This was a quick read, it did not weigh me down. I think we are all intrigued by the unseen and unknown. The author wove in the spiritual battles of darkness and light beautifully into the lives of the characters. She also made clear that each one had a choice to make that would determine their future. Im looking forward to reading the next in the series. I was able to connect with the characters and want to know what happens next in their lives!