

Worlds Unseen (Seventh World Trilogy)
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Paula
> 3 dayI found this book more like CS Lewis than Peretti but I still enjoyed it. Not what I usually read but found myself pulled into the characters. Will definitely read the other 2 sequel to see what happens to everyone
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Jane Cavanah
> 3 dayMaggie ventures through lands she never imagined. All the characters were well-developed and so natural in their world. Looking forward to book 2!
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Anna
> 3 dayVery interesting allegory... liken to C.S. Lewis ... Well written and drawing you into the story, I look forward to reading more of the books.
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Dan Borowicz
> 3 dayI love a fantasy story that is entertaining yet gives a glimpse into the spiritual world and the things to come. Thanks for providing wholesome reading.
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Kindle Customer
Greater than one weekIts clean full of imagination and well written and has an important message. I wish there were more fantasy writers that understood a great story doesnt require vulgar language deplorable behavior.
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simplyset
> 3 dayRachel Starr Thomson is fast becoming one of my favorite fiction writers. She does a wonderful job using fictional stories to illustrate biblical principles. I look forward to reading her other books!
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LaceLu88
> 3 dayI am so very impressed by Thomsons Seventh World series. I loved the imagery and the beautiful characters. I highly recommend this book for those wanting to believe in something, the human heart.
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Ann
> 3 dayI enjoyed this book very much and will more than likely read the other books as well. It kept me on the edge the entire time and even though I knew what the ending might be it still was a great book. Would suggest this one for anyone who likes to read books just to read
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Buzzmelp
> 3 dayAs a JRR Tolkien fan, this read was excellent. Great parallel stories all weaving together to a great battle of epic consequences. Cant wait to read the next 2 in series!!
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Kindle Customer
> 3 dayVery enjoyable. I would buy the rest of the series.