Review: Greatly anticipated sequel that leaves me wanting more.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 31, 2014
While Ark Royal felt more like a stand alone story and was very self-contained, The Nelson Touch feels like the prelude to a whole new universe of stories, saga(s) and worlds.It leaves you feeling that there is a huge universe out there and for all of humanities issues (in the book) there are many many more mysteries making Nelson's Epic struggle for Earth's survival like just a small of the whole.The story starts, continues and ends in a wonderful fashion but you feel that this is only just one campaign on a larger scale war, which in turn is only fought in a small part of the universe. Many other books make you feel that their story is the whole war story or is so critical that the whole war can be summed up in the actions of the book.Nelson Touch feels like no matter how Epic Nelson's battles, how important they are, that they are just contain instances, important and critical maybe but just instances of a greater whole. This makes the story feel more human and real and make me want to know more, more and more :DIt also helps tons that Chris is a good story teller that has created a interesting story to continue in the interesting world he made.