Suspense And Intrigue In The New Russell Solomon Book

Russell Solomon has used his own passions of paleontology and writing to create a book people won’t be able to put down. Even though this is his first book, this Southern California native writes like a pro. He has added a unique spin to the mystery thriller genre.

Solomon considers himself an amateur paleontologist and recently enjoyed an active dig in the Mojave Desert. These skills helped him write a book, called “The Lost Pendulum of Montrose.” It is what provides the sleuthing knowledge to uncover evil crimes in the book from an elite organization involved in dark conspiracies. It is easy to see why a number of readers are in love with this chilling mystery.

The story is centered in Montrose, New Hampshire, where a mass grave is discovered that is filled with bones from 12 different women. There are also ancient relics in the ground that seem to be related to an occult. One of these items is an ancient pendulum that has cryptic markings all over it. This opens up a hornet’s nest, as secrets from the past begin to unravel.

A paleontologist, Thomas Hansen, is called in to help with the supervision of this excavation. The team wants to find answers as to why this horrid crime was hidden away in a mass grave. Because the puzzle is so difficult to decipher, a cultural anthropology professor named Caroline Morgan comes to provide reinforcement. She taught rituals, myth and symbolism at the University of New Hampshire, and the two team up to solve this crime and mystery. They want to find the truth, as they go through a labyrinth of intrigue, murder and mysticism. In the end, the answers are startling.

It is easy to see why everyone is raving about this Russell Solomon book. It was available in bookstores after Oct. 31.

By: Schew Maker

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Russell Solomon has used his own passions of paleontology. It is easy to see why everyone is raving about this Russell A. Solomon book.