The Seventh Sense: A Free YA Fantasy Book

Kim Richardson

Jan 2013 · Mystics Book 1 · FablePrint

3.9

4.48K reviews

Ebook

315

Pages

Eligible

About this ebook

From award-winning author Kim Richardson comes this first installment of a non-stop thrill-ride and gripping new fantasy series. Perfect for fans of Percy Jackson and the Olympians and Harry Potter. Grab it for FREE now!

Fourteen-year-old Zoey is a street-savvy orphan, careful to live life under the radar, because of a powerful secret. But her life changes forever when she’s recruited by a mysterious society called The Agency, a group of people that control the balance between monsters and humans.

As Zoey begins her training at the academy, she makes two new friends—hilarious and clever Simon, and handsome, mysterious Tristan. Along the way, she discovers a treacherous plan that points to a demon invasion, and possibly the end of the world.

Zoey is determined to uncover the truth—but the closer she gets, the more she risks her life.

The first book in this enthralling new series by award-winning author Kim Richardson leads readers on a fantastic journey filled with danger and action, lies and deadly truths that will have readers clinging to the edge of their seats.

The Seventh Sense is an action-packed fantasy adventure filled with supernatural creatures, monsters, vampires, shifters, and witches. Fans of Teen books, YA Fantasy books with plenty of action, mystery, and humor, will love reading this Ya Fantasy series.

Ratings and reviews

3.9

4.48K reviews

Elaine Shelton

November 14, 2014

If Kim is really writing full time I highly recommend a writing course. So many Like's, as if's and as though's they grated. There were a lot of contradictory statements too- somtimes in the same sentence. The story is good and it's fast paced so I kept on to the end but that doesn't excuse the serious lack of editing - has it even been read through before publication? Very amateur.

1 person found this review helpful

Brianna Rhea

April 12, 2014

I don't care if you blame me for deciding that the book isn't good when I only read two or three pages. It just wasn't interesting to me. I mean if I wrote this, then I'd be in first grade. Seriously. I could tell it was stupid from the start.

1 person found this review helpful

Azruek Cielestair

May 23, 2016

The story is solid. It's a good kids book, especially because of the obvious heroine mentality. This sort of book would be something kids would dream of. It's blunt, straightforward, alot of action- too much and over the top. Injuries are mostly forgotten and not really mentioned later on, nor does it really seem to affect the heroine. The adult mentality to keep the story going towards the heroine is annoying and pretty obviously used to continue the story. Like I said, solid book for a 10 year old.

17 people found this review helpful

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