The Last Charge (The Nameless War Trilogy Book 3) - Plot & Excerpts
“Everything all right, Chief?” Berg asked. “Oh yeah, Skipper,” Guinness replied after a moment. “It’s just that you have to keep an ear open for problems. This girl wasn’t exactly crafted, more duct-taped together. Not like old Mississippi.” “Yes, Chief, she’s a different kind of a ship,” Berg replied as she looked around, “built for a different universe. But this one, she’s built for the one we’re living in now.” Guinness grimaced but didn’t disagree. The two of them had been serving together under Captain Crowe when the Mississippi Incident changed everything. Berg had been shocked when she first took command to find a former shipmate aboard. She knew for a fact he’d retired out of the fleet after their previous service together, but her predecessor on Black Prince had, off the record, advised her not to say anything. It was solid if unnecessary advice. The Chief had always been good at his job and with the random mix of outdated components inherited by the austerities – she was a job for an older engineer.
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