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Reviewed by Carol Thompson for Readers' Favorite
Resurrection: The Deadly Mission by Chuck Morgan blends historical fiction, science fiction, and thriller elements. Set in 2024, the novel reopens a chilling chapter from World War II when a Nazi submarine, U-887, lost decades ago in the depths of the Atlantic, is reawakened by a freak electrical storm. The sub carries a deadly secret: a prototype atomic bomb intended to wreak havoc on New York City. The Nazi crew, frozen in time and reanimated by the storm, become ghostly antagonists, still driven by their fanatical mission to alter the course of history. The historical backdrop, with detailed descriptions of Nazi weaponry and submarine technology, adds authenticity to the narrative. The author bridges the world of 1945 with the present by merging historical events with speculative imagination. The novel explores themes of ambition, ideology, and the long shadow of the past.
Chuck Morgan has penned a unique, fascinating story with sharp, believable dialogue that perfectly drives the plot forward. The pacing is impressive and immersive. Morgan alternates between tense action sequences, atmospheric descriptions, and rich backstories, adding sensory details that bring the story to life. The detailed account of the Nazi scientists’ efforts to create advanced weaponry lends plausibility to the speculative elements. The story explores broader philosophical themes, such as the dangers of unchecked ambition and the destructive power of ideology. Morgan raises questions about the responsibilities of scientists and the potential consequences of their creations. Resurrection is a reminder of how the past continues to shape the present and future and how the choices of individuals can ripple through time with unforeseen consequences. This is a literary masterpiece that would make an intriguing movie. Bravo to Mr. Morgan for writing a story examining the “what if” element that reflects on the impact of history in today’s world.
