Worlds Unseen (Seventh World Trilogy)

I liked the way the story came together and how they fought a war that was not over stretched to make story longer. The story was enjoyable. Plan to read the other books

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!

Maggie ventures through lands she never imagined. All the characters were well-developed and so natural in their world. Looking forward to book 2!

Rachel 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!

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.

This is my absolute favorite author ever!!! Any of her books are TOTALLY worth buying and reading!! Ive also heard shes an amazing person so thats awesome too! I would definitely support someone who is a person of great character!!

This was such a quick read. I love a writer whose words just flow so easily. After reading in-depth books that exhaust brain, books like Rachels are a breath of fresh air. I liken them to palate cleansers; like at a wine tasting, you eat a little cracker to cleanse you palate for the next wine. The Lord has given Rachel a wonderful gift and she is using it mightily to further His Kingdom.

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.

I normally do not read fantasy, but this year it seems I have stumbled into a rare breed of fantasy that I like; non-magical fantasy. After reading Truth and The Tiphereth Trilogy, I decided I was willing to try Rachel Thomsons Seventh World Trilogy. I was not disappointed. This whole series is nothing like I expected it to be. Although an allegory, Rachel went beyond the typical to make an extraordinary tale that not only was captivating, but gave some deeper insight into our faith. Without giving too much away, the allegory focused more on the beginning of the Bible. The only thing that kept me from giving it five stars on Goodreads was that there were some pretty intense and dark moments in the book. The dark didnt overshadow the good, and Rachel did well at not making it too dark, but it was very intense at points. Rachels writing style is nothing short of lyrical. I reread many portions and read some of them aloud, just because they sounded amazing. I can see this as wonderful book to read aloud as a family. Rachel has what many traditionally published others struggle to obtain -- a unique and compelling writing style. The story itself kept me on the edge of my seat. In fact I read the whole series in a little over a week while I was sick. It is a real page-turner and took many unexpected twists. The relationships that develop were nothing like what I expected in the beginning. It was so refreshing to read a book that didnt turn out like I thought it would at the beginning. I highly recommend this whole series those who love non-magical fantasy, allegories, adventure stories, and those looking for a book that is anything but normal. You can get a free e-book or buy a paperback copy at Amazon, Barns and Noble, Smashwords, iTunes, and Kobo

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.