Worlds Unseen (Seventh World Trilogy)

Wonderful new fantasy fiction, first of a series. Great character development, and fast paced adventure. The author is a Christian and her faith infuses her writing with hope and purpose, appropriately, without being preachy or Pollyannaish. I downloaded this first book without much expectation, but by the end of the first chapter I couldnt put it down. Now i cant wait to read the next of the series. Update: just purchased and downloaded the second book. Here we go!

Enjoyed the theme and writing style. Good mix of fiction with an underlying presence of the spiritual forces that we dont see as well as a reminder that we all choose to follow either good or evil.

Listen, I cant say enough good things about this series. A very interesting series. Set your theories about religion and God aside and enjoy this wonderful tale of magic and faith! Now, dont misunderstand me, this is a wonderful fantasy series with some overtones of the Omnipotent One, but still a wonderful book. Envelope yourself in the story and enjoy!

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.

Fantastic, book. My wife and I are hooked. I mean she liked this trilogy and she doesnt even usually like the fantasy genre. I throughly enjoyed the book and the rest of the trilogy myself. Its very well written. I actually thought about rating books Ive read in the past down a star. This book was refreshing and fun.

I love fantasy fiction and this series has great characters that you care about. Wonderful story teller!

When Maggie leaves home and her guardian, Mrs. Cook, to fulfill her promise to a dying man and deliver a parchment, she has no inkling of the terror that would hunt her or the world-changing events she would stumble into. But what is meant to be will be, and Maggie, though she doesn’t know it yet, is no ordinary girl. Arriving in the port town of Calai, Maggie soon becomes the target of some unsavory characters. Nicholas and his friend, Bear, come to her aid. Like Maggie, Nicholas is no ordinary boy and he’s had to cope with being different since he was small. But the real trouble is yet to come. Nicholas rescues Maggie again when an otherworldly creature comes after her. They escape and join some gypsies on their way to Pravik. Once again, Maggie is attacked by something supernatural, and they agree to travel alone, leaving the gypsies behind. On arriving in Pravik, they are thrust into a skirmish between the High Police of the Overlord and a group of angry farmers and students. Maggie meets the man she is committed to deliver the parchment to and things start to heat up. Meanwhile Mrs. Cook helps an old acquaintance rescue another special young person who is being hunted by the same evil that hunts Maggie. But all is not as it seems. Mrs. Cook and her party arrive in Pravik as well, and Maggie and Mrs. Cook reunite. As the story progresses, history unfolds. This is a well-written and engaging tale. My only negative is that my favorite character didn’t get enough page time. It looks as if that will be corrected in Burning Light, the next book in The Seventh World Trilogy. Worlds Unseen is an enjoyable story that pulls the reader in. It is populated with rounded characters who learn and grow.

Nice to read about adventure, danger, and battle without being drenched in gore by the author.

Creative introduction to another world. Enjoyed how the author created an interesting world and populated it with diverse characters.

.I must say that I really enjoyed this book! It connected on a spiritual level but I was especially gladdened to see that there was an author willing and able to put it out there. The characters are beautiful and have so much history and depth. It is true that when we meet someone we may note characteristics but we would not know the factors which have shaped them. All people have their back story and even the evil characters offered a glimpse of how they became who they are in the story. The allegorical aspects, the gifts, etc - I thought it wonderful and thank the author for the encouragement I found. The spiritual world is no joke, it is real and our world today bears many marks of the encroachment (wrong word? cause it is already here) of the darkness. Anyway I enjoyed but found myself deeply involved. Thanks for this book Rachel. Keep writing.