Worlds Unseen (Seventh World Trilogy)

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  • Anne Baxter Campbell

    > 3 day

    This christian science fiction (aka steampunk or speculative fiction) is very well done! The seventh world waits for the coming King, but the darkness appears to be overcoming the light. Sound familiar? Maggie Sheffield is an insignificant twice-orphaned young woman. Her real parents die, then the ones who raised her, Mary and John, are killed in a fire. Now she lives with kindly old Eva Cook. Old Dan shows up, sick and dying, to warn them of something and to give them a scroll that he took from Evelyn and said it must not ever fall back into the evil womans hands. It must go instead to Jarin Huss, another member of the council, who might be able to read the foreign script. Old Dans illness is not a natural one. In a matter of three days hed gone from healthy to this--bleeding lungs and weakness that would claim him before the day was gone. Someone must take the scroll to Pravik, where Jarin Huss lives. Maggie takes on that challenge and finds on the way to Pravik that something is trying to kill her, and the High Police have issued a warrant for her arrest. Nicolas Fisher, a strange and somehow wild man, helps her find the way when the darkness threatens. Virginia is blind most of the time but sees far more than anyone knows. Lord Robert means well but has a weakness when it comes to Evelyn. Jordan (Husss assistant) and the Plowman try to protect Maggie and the Princess, but their lives could be forfeited in the process. You just have to get this one. Maggies life and several others stand in the balance. I received this book free from the author in return for an honest review.

  • Kari P Collins

    > 3 day

    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.

  • Jess L

    > 3 day

    Worlds Unseen is a book I return to again and again. It is darker then anything else I read, but it is balanced with the good. The people you would love to meet, and their story keeps you spellbound. I was charmed by Rachels wonderful choice of words and found much to highlight. She is so descriptive you feel like youve seen a movie- tho I would be SO excited for a movie of this!

  • Never without a book

    > 3 day

    I loved it! Started reading, put on hold and forgot to get back to it for several books. When I got back to it, I wondered why I put it on hold in the first place. This is a Christian-based fantasy novel, but it is not in your face as it focuses more on the good vs. evil than a lot of scripture quoting in this book. The characters are well developed and engaging. Once hooked, you keep reading because you have to know how things turn out. The author provided a satisfactory ending in the event you dont want to go on to the next book. I plan to purchase the next book, as I need to see how things eventually turn out. I did find myself going back to the beginning and other sections to review what happened as the story unfolds. I like that because it means I have to pay attention to fully follow the story.

  • Jason K.

    > 3 day

    I had just read a book that was interesting but wasn’t very well written, so after I finished that book I really wanted to find a series that I could really appreciate, and this book series was it. I have read this book and I’m in the process of reading the second book, and by what I have written so far it is much better written then the book I mentioned before, the storyline is also very interesting and creative. I am very glad that I found and read these books and look forward to reading the rest of the series. Thank you Rachel for a clean and wonderful read.

  • MIS Transporter

    > 3 day

    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.

  • Caroline

    > 3 day

    Its hard to find good Christian fantasy. This one was a great intro to Thomsons talent, and is now one of my favs alongside Lawhead and Dekker. Looking forward to getting into book 2! On a personal note, I found this book a great encouragement and reminder of the real-life spiritual realm which we dont often-enough recognize.

  • Galaxis

    > 3 day

    I cant believe I forgot to review this book! Most of the bad reviews are by people who didnt want a Christian overtone to the book. To them I say, dont take away from the book just because of that! Only read this one in the series, but I am sure the series would be interesting.

  • love to read

    > 3 day

    I loved this book. I thought the characters were relate able and interesting, the story was great and the world was imaginative and thoughtful. I usually dont review things because I know only five stars are helpful and I cant give five stars, but this one I wanted to.

  • Scott

    > 3 day

    I thought the plot was clearly developed. A classic story of good and evil written without profanity and anything that you would be ashamed of having your children read. I highly recommend this book to any that are searching for good clean well written fantasy. Even though this is a fantasy series there are many golden nuggets of truth within its pages!

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