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Lisa Lutz
San Francisco, Lisa Lutz’s home town, is the setting for her stories. Reading the books is almost like taking a quick trip to the city by the bay. The Spellman family runs a Private Investigation business out of their Victorian style home, they are a well meaning crew but apt to be a bit removed from normal. The parents figure the best way to keep up with their kids is to bug their rooms and tail their cars. It makes their middle child, Izzy, crazy. She expends a formidable amount of energy acting up. David, the oldest child, seems to have come through unscarred; he is a successful, conservative attorney not at all prone to breaking the law. Rae, at 15, is a natural, tailing random people just to sharpen her skills. Rae might be a bit obsessive. She gets a dose of normal from Inspector Henry Stone; the long suffering cop lets her do homework in his office and tries to inspire her toward a more conventional life.


