Dreadnought (Lost Colonies Trilogy Book 2) - Plot & Excerpts
During that brief period we kept searching for that last ship, pinging and focusing our sensor arrays on small regions of local space, figuring that bastard had to be close. “We’re going to find him, sir,” Durris said, his head tilted oddly to one side. “I feel it. He’s right here close.” “We’re not seeing any tritium traces any longer,” I pointed out. “We could be a million kilometers off.” Durris shook his head, slightly and painfully. “No. The ship is running silent. That means he can’t do anything—not even change course. He is right here.” Unconvinced but intrigued, I moved to Yamada’s station and hovered over her for a time. “Anything?” I asked. “We’ve got every array focused on the nearest ten thousand kilometers of space. I’m not picking up a damned thing. A couple of times I thought I had something, but it always turned out to be background radiation from the last ship’s explosion.”
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