If you love reading about the underworld and enjoy supernatural things, you won't be able to put down the book, "The Lost Pendulum of Montrose.
" This new Russell Solomon book was released just in time for Halloween and uses goblins, ghosts and other creatures to bring to life a story about a small New Hampshire town called Montrose.
Russell Solomon uses a paleontologist, Thomas Hansen, to tell the story of the underworld as he supervises a macabre discovery in this small community.
The find was a surprise, since the dig had been centered on something totally different.
Now, the excavation is trying to answer questions to why a ghoulish incident took place, as the bones of 12 different women were among the dated relics.
Some questions are answered when one of the artifacts is discovered to be an ancient pendulum, as it has cryptic markings linked to an occult society.
On the other hand, it also raised more questions.
This find unravels a list of long-kept secrets.
This mystery thriller is definitely a book that will gain followers of all sorts.
Solomon himself is a paleontologist, and he uses this knowledge to help him write about these deviant practices and dark conspiracies.
The story is well told, as Solomon is also a journalist that is practiced in bringing words to life.
It doesn't matter if it is hard news or a mystery, it is a job he enjoys and does well.
For those people who enjoy fluffier stories and don't like being scared, this is probably a book to stay away from, at least late at night.
For everyone else out there, it will be a thriller you can't put down until you are finished.
Russell Solomon does an excellent job of grabbing the readers and hooking them until the very last page.