Discover Mystery In The New Russell Solomon Thriller

There are a number of people who dream about writing a book, but the problem is they never get it accomplished. Even journalists who write every day are usually so busy taking care of their daily assignments that they don’t have time to write on extra things. This is why the mystery thriller, “The Lost Pendulum of Montrose,” by Russell Solomon, is so special.

Solomon, a journalist, spent considerable time creating an amazing book that has been riveting readers with its twists and turns. Over the past few months, there have been a number of people who haven’t been able to put it done until they have read the last page. The reason is because this is when they finally receive the answers they have been waiting for.

The book is set in a small town in New Hampshire, called Montrose. Unexpectedly, the bones of 12 different women are found in a mass grave. The paleontologist Thomas Hansen is brought in to supervise the entire excavation of this horrid discovery, especially when it is intermingled with dated relics from years’ past. Hansen and other officials find themselves suddenly looking for answers to why there are bones and relics mixed together in the ground.

It doesn’t help that one of the artifacts is believed to be an ancient pendulum. There are cryptic markings surrounding it, which Hansen associates with a specific occult society. This leads to even more questions and uncertainty about what was unearthed in this small community.

This Russell Solomon book was released in October and is already drawing in a variety of followers. However, any reader who prefers other genres might not be as fond of this dark mystery. For those who are scared easily, especially at night, it might be a good idea to read “The Lost Pendulum of Montrose” during daylight hours.

By: Schew Maker

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“The Lost Pendulum of Montrose,” by Russell Solomon, is very special. This Russell A. Solomon book was released in October and is already drawing in a variety of followers.