Most little boys love digging around in the dirt, but when seven-year-old Russell Solomon came across some old bones in his own backyard, it changed his life forever. Since he had always been a kid with a pretty big imagination, his mother thought that he was kidding about the bones until he brought them in to show her. Thus began Russell Solomon’s love affair with paleontology and the world of crime. Although he would eventually pursue a degree in journalism, he always knew that he would someday enter the world of paleontology. Solomon’s latest novel, “The Lost Pendulum of Montrose,” is the story of a very similar dig, but this time in a graveyard in small-town New Hampshire. It tells a thrilling tale of a paleontologist and a professor who work together to uncover occult activities from generations past. Much like many of the other well-known mystery thrillers of today, it is indeed one of those books that you just can’t put down. “The Lost Pendulum of Montrose” is Russell Solomon’s first novel, but another one is not far behind. Always a prolific writer, Solomon is a popular and accomplished journalist in the Los Angeles area, and although he has written literally hundreds of short stories in his life, this is his first full-length novel. “I have always wanted to find a way to combine my journalistic skills with my real love, which is paleontology. This book enabled me to combine the two in a way that I really think will keep the reader hooked,” Solomon says. With his next book ready for publication in early 2011, readers won’t have to wait long to be thrilled again by this amazing first-time writer. Indeed, Solomon is turning out to be one of the most intriguing authors of all the new mystery thrillers that are publishing right now. Most little boys love digging around in the dirt, but when seven-year-old Russell Solomon came across some old bones in his own backyard, it changed his life forever. Thus began Russell A. Solomon’s love affair with paleontology and the world of crime.
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