Ebook {Epub PDF} Fire on the Hill by Frank Rockland

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In my first book, the suspense novel Fire on the Hill, I incorporated a lot of details about the original Centre Block of the Canadian Parliament Buildings. The Centre Block was destroyed by a suspicious fire a hundred years ago, on Feb 3, There are very few photos of the original building available. Read "Fire on the Hill A World War One Suspense Novel" by Frank Rockland available from Rakuten Kobo. What really happened on the night of February 3, , when a fire destroyed the centre block of the Canadian Parliament. Frank Rockland is a pen name of a writer currently living in Ottawa, the nation's capital. He got the idea for his first novel, Fire on the Hill, about the fire that destroyed the Parliament Buildings’ Centre Block, when he was a university student tour guide on Parliament Hill. He retired from the Canadian civil service to write full time.