On Ice '93: A Tale Twisted in Time - Pierce, Lloyd Z.
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It was an ordinary day when Dr. Rikkard Van Haupt learned that the city wanted to tear down his house to build a new city project. It was an ordinary day when Van Haupt contacted his attorney, Jack O' Rourke, to help him fight City Hall over their plan to destroy a home that had been in his family for five generations. Then it happened! An event so strange that it denied reality. From that point on, nothing seemed ordinary anymore. Neither man could explain it, because neither could believe it was happening. Everyone would tell them that what was happening was impossible! But it was happening.…mehr

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It was an ordinary day when Dr. Rikkard Van Haupt learned that the city wanted to tear down his house to build a new city project. It was an ordinary day when Van Haupt contacted his attorney, Jack O' Rourke, to help him fight City Hall over their plan to destroy a home that had been in his family for five generations. Then it happened! An event so strange that it denied reality. From that point on, nothing seemed ordinary anymore. Neither man could explain it, because neither could believe it was happening. Everyone would tell them that what was happening was impossible! But it was happening. What was it that changed both men so drastically? They will tell you. But you probably won't believe them, because it just can't be real. Or can it?
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Lloyd Z. Pierce is a lifelong Chicagoan. He is a father of four sons and has worked in a variety of occupations, including business consulting, sales and marketing management, stock brokerage, education, and radio advertising. He started writing for work, but soon found that the bedtime stories he told his kids were helping his creativity and quality at work. His sons encouraged him to try longer formats, like full-length novels. He has also coached speech and drama at the secondary level. He would also like to thank his wife, Mary, for her patience and Ellen Thornton for help with the initial editing.