Review: Trail of the Spellmans- Lisa Lutz

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Do you love mystery novels ? Are you a fan of books like the Stephanie Plum Series ? Did you when you were younger have a yearning to be either Harriet the Spy like myself or Dirty Harry?
Review: Trail of the Spellmans - Book #5 The Spellman Files - Lisa Lutz - February 2012
This is a series that I have really enjoyed for a long time now as each book provides not only the factor of mystery and intrigue , suspense and the occasional thrill as well as lighthearted humour. In Book #5 we discover that the oldest brother David has undergone a completely new transformation from sharp lawyer to stay-at-home dad and Rae is still dealing in her money-making ventures , Izzy is still continously getting into trouble with her parents but has she pushed it too far when her dad decides to fire her from the family business ? What will happen though , when Izzy decides that she doesn't want to leave the PI business as its the only thing she is good at ? What is happening with Mama Spellman as she seems to be filling her social calendar up with different classes - a bit like Walter the nightguard on Bones Season Six. Trail of the Spellmans is another wonderful installment of the Spellman files , It is however a book that I don't recommend anyone to read unless they have first read the previous four books in the series as it wont make any sense to the reader.
 
 

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