Last updated on July 4, 2025
Five Stars from Readers’ Favorite Reviewer Rabia Tanveer
Seventh Dimension – The Prescience: A Young Adult Fantasy by Lorilyn Roberts is the fifth book in the Seventh Dimension series that takes on time travel. Daniel and Shale, a recently engaged (betrothed) couple, found a lost orphan girl in Jerusalem and tried to save her from the devastated city. From there, they embark on God’s plan, return to the first century, and search for Daniel’s father, who has gone missing. Finding his father could be the first step in unraveling the mystery of a tragedy waiting to happen.
However, it is proving more dangerous and difficult than both thought. Far too many enemies and dangers are awaiting them; all they can do is fight them together. But can they?
The novel is very different, with religious themes mixed with coming-of-age themes, and the author seems to be in her element here. I enjoyed the time travel and how the two main characters fought the odds together and emerged victorious. Although I have not read the previous novels in the series, I still enjoyed it and quickly caught up with the story. The story was entertaining. Right from the beginning, the story gripped my attention.
The chemistry between Shale and Daniel was perfect. They respected each other intensely and worked together as a team. The element of time travel was spot on; the author ensured that the characters, the dialogue, and even the environment were time-appropriate. I thoroughly enjoyed everything about the novel!
Excerpt
Our First Kiss
I couldn’t believe what was happening. One minute, we were celebrating our first kiss, and the next, we were running for our lives.
I brushed back my dark brown hair with my fingers as another missile whizzed by, and the grass sizzled underneath our feet. Minutes later, Daniel found an enclosure that reminded me of a bus stop.
I struggled to catch my breath. “We’re going to die.”
Daniel reassured me. “We’re in a bomb shelter.”
For the uninitiated, I never dreamed I would need one. We didn’t have such things in America.
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