Firebird
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I ask only that I am able to stay a step ahead of him.
—Josh Levins, Darkness Rules, 1398 Aside from a few preserved sites, the only indication that Caton Ferry had been devastated by an earthquake and a tsunami forty-one years before is Memorial Park, which now occupies a substantial tract of land on the west side of the city, between the town center and the ocean. Everything else has been rebuilt, restored, replaced.
At the time of the disaster, Caton Ferry had a population of about te...n thousand. It's considerably more than that now, and like many of the coastal towns, it's become a tourist trap. It's anchored by Big Apple Construction and Kryzinski University, it has the most famous auto racetrack on the continent, and it's also the headquarters of three major churches. So much, the noted atheist Wendel Kavich commented a few days after the quake, for any claims on their influence with God.
I checked into the Seaview Hotel, which borders Memorial Park, and changed into some casuals.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I ask only that I am able to stay a step ahead of him.
—Josh Levins, Darkness Rules, 1398 Aside from a few preserved sites, the only indication that Caton Ferry had been devastated by an earthquake and a tsunami forty-one years before is Memorial Park, which now occupies a substantial tract of land on the west side of the city, between the town center and the ocean. Everything else has been rebuilt, restored, replaced.
At the time of the disaster, Caton Ferry had a population of about te...n thousand. It's considerably more than that now, and like many of the coastal towns, it's become a tourist trap. It's anchored by Big Apple Construction and Kryzinski University, it has the most famous auto racetrack on the continent, and it's also the headquarters of three major churches. So much, the noted atheist Wendel Kavich commented a few days after the quake, for any claims on their influence with God.
I checked into the Seaview Hotel, which borders Memorial Park, and changed into some casuals.
What to read after Firebird?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jack Mcdevitt to read onlineMoreLess
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