"The Rest Hollow Mystery" by Rebecca N. Porter is a mystery novel written in the early 20th century. The book centers around the character Roger Kenwick, who finds himself in a desperate situation after recovering from an accident in a remote area near a foreboding mansion. As he navigates his circumstances, he encounters a mysterious house, a potential victim, and unsettling secrets that hint at a deeper intrigue. The opening of this novel introduces us to Roger Kenwick, who awakens disoriented and injured after a vehicle accident in a secluded canyon. Struggling to make sense of his surroundings and the events that led him there, he limps towards a nearby mansion that appears both lavish and unwelcoming. Desperate for help, he discovers that the house is suspiciously locked and seemingly abandoned, heightening the sense of isolation. As he explores the premises, he becomes increasingly intrigued by unsettling signs of past occupants and a strange, solitary woman's sobbing coming from one of the locked rooms. This sets the stage for a gripping mystery filled with suspense and a quest for truth amidst a web of dark secrets. (This is an automatically generated summary.)