The 4400® Welcome to Promise City
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Cardinal Emanuel Calabria knew for a fact that this simply wasn’t so. In the distant future he hailed from, Rome was naught but a crumbling ruin, and yet civilization had endured, even after the Catastrophe had reduced most of the planet to rubble. Only one great city remained, walled off from the appalling chaos outside. It was his mission in this benighted era to make sure that mankind’s last city—his city—came to pass.
Despite the infernal meddling of the enemy.
The so-called Eternal City was... spread out before him as he dined at an outdoor ristorante on the Vialle Trinita dei Monti, overlooking the famed Spanish Steps. Twilight painted purple shadows atop the rose-colored roofs of the sprawling metropolis below. Jaywalkers darted across the street, deftly dodging scooters and taxis. The cardinal’s table occupied a narrow sidewalk in the shadow of a looming sixteenth-century church. The grandest and widest staircase on the Continent, the Spanish Steps were flanked by shuttered mansions and palaces.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cardinal Emanuel Calabria knew for a fact that this simply wasn’t so. In the distant future he hailed from, Rome was naught but a crumbling ruin, and yet civilization had endured, even after the Catastrophe had reduced most of the planet to rubble. Only one great city remained, walled off from the appalling chaos outside. It was his mission in this benighted era to make sure that mankind’s last city—his city—came to pass.
Despite the infernal meddling of the enemy.
The so-called Eternal City was... spread out before him as he dined at an outdoor ristorante on the Vialle Trinita dei Monti, overlooking the famed Spanish Steps. Twilight painted purple shadows atop the rose-colored roofs of the sprawling metropolis below. Jaywalkers darted across the street, deftly dodging scooters and taxis. The cardinal’s table occupied a narrow sidewalk in the shadow of a looming sixteenth-century church. The grandest and widest staircase on the Continent, the Spanish Steps were flanked by shuttered mansions and palaces.
What to read after The 4400® Welcome to Promise City?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Greg Cox to read onlineMoreLess
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