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“The 4400” Return at a Bookstore near you

“The 4400” Return at a Bookstore near you

July 15, 2008 By Michael Hickerson 3 Comments

Fans who are missing their summer-fix of new installments of The 4400 may have some hope, thanks to Pocket Books. While the series isn’t returning to our television screens, the universe is far from done with the publication of the first original novel, The 4400: The Vesuvius Prophecy.

Written by genre-veteran and best-selling author, Greg Cox, the Vesuvius Prophecy takes place during the initial run of the show.

Eleven-year-old Maia can see the future, and she’s never wrong. So when she has a vision of Mount Rainier starting to erupt, the National Threat Assessment Command takes her warning very seriously. But to track down the unknown returnee who may trigger the volcanic eruption, NTAC agents Tom Baldwin and Diana Skouris must uncover the astounding truth behind one of the greatest unsolved crimes of the twentieth century….

And they’ve got competition. Ruthless enemies are working against them and somehow managing to keep one step ahead of the desperate agents. With the future closing in on them, Tom and Diana must foil a lethal conspiracy — before Seattle and the entire Pacific Northwest go the way of ancient Pompeii.

The novel is available at bookstores everywhere in paperback or can be ordered via Amazon. Cover price for the novel is $7.99.

Filed Under: Book News Tagged With: The 4400

About Michael Hickerson

Michael was a contributor to Slice of SciFi, as both a news curator and assistant editor, under the tutelage of former News Director Sam Sloan.

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Comments

  1. Tim the Rogue Scholar says

    July 15, 2008 at 11:39 pm

    How about the finish the story left over from season 4?

  2. Melissa says

    July 17, 2008 at 7:01 pm

    The last time I got my hopes up about a cancelled series continuing though books, I was seriously disappointed when they quit publishing after only three books. All I want is a bloody ending! Why is this so difficult?

  3. Mike says

    July 17, 2008 at 9:51 pm

    […] The 4400 coming to a bookstore near you […]

    Won’t that get a bit crowded 🙂

    I too would like a real ending to the 4400 – not particularly interested in novels which don’t take the story forward

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