Worlds Unseen (Seventh World Trilogy)

Rachel Starr Thomson is now my favorite author! With writing that is much in the same light as THE Tolkien, Ms Thomson weaves an entrancing tale that leaves the reader slightly breathless and wanting more... on to book two of the series!!

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.

From start to finish it is easy to follow and understand the adventure. The author does a wonderful job of giving enough description to paint a clear picture, but not too much that bogs down the pace of the story.

Looking forward to reading more in this series. It is a clean fantasy about a world ruled by an evil family who get their power from the Darkness on the other side of the Veil. The Gifted are beginning to come forth ...

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!

I thoroughly enjoyed this series. It succeeded in taking me to a world apart, but did not offend me with principles that put me into conflict with my faith as a Christian. There is a fair amount of violence, but non-gratuitous. I wondered a bit about the role of the gypsies in the series...maybe I dont know enough about them in the world around me.

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 loved all three of these books. They vaguely reminded me of Narnia because of their alternate world theme, but the plot-line was all its own. The Seventh World awaits the coming six individuals - Warrior, Singer, Seer, Healer, Listener, Voice - whose union will announce the returning of their banished King. Only the King has the power to overthrow the tyrannical powers which currently rule the Seventh World.

Greasy stories and enjoyed the characters. I was sorry it ended. Nice to see books with good content and no bad words.

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..