Curse of the Spellmans: A Novel Audiobook (Free)

With this sidesplittingly funny follow-up to the New York Times bestselling The Spellman Files, San Francisco’s own highly functioning yet supremely dysfunctional family of private investigators are back in the case in another mystery filled with suspicion, surveillance, humor, and surprise from award-winning author Lisa Lutz. Curse of the Spellmans was nominated for both Edgar Prize as well as the Macavity Prize, as well as the Izzy Spellman Mysteries possess earned comparisons to everything from Carl Hiaasen about Curse from the Spellmans: A Book and Janet Evanovich to Veronica Mars and Bridget Jones.

When Izzy Spellman, PI, is arrested for the fourth amount of time in 90 days, she creates it off simply because a job hazard. She’s been (obsessively) keeping security on a suspicious next door neighbor (suspect’s name: John Brown), convinced he’s up to no good-even if her parents (the management at Spellman Investigations) aren’t.

When the (displeased) management refuses to bail Izzy out, it is Morty, Izzy’s octogenarian attorney, who comes to her rescue. But before he can create a protection, he has to understand the facts. Over weak coffee and diner sandwiches, Izzy unveils the whole truth and nothing but the truth-as just she, a thirty-year-old certified professional, can.

You should definitely compiling Suspicious Behavior Reviews on all her family, staking out her neighbor, or seeking to maintain her sister, Rae, from stalking her “closest friend,” Inspector Henry Stone, Izzy continues to be busy wanting to apprehend the copycat vandal whose attacks on Mrs. Chandler’s holiday lawn tableaux flawlessly and eerily match a series of offences from 1991-92, when Izzy and her best friend, Petra, been at their most rebellious and delinquent. As Curse from the Spellmans unfolds, it’s obvious that Morty may be on retainer, but Izzy is still very much on the case…er, cases-her own which of each other Spellman relative.

Lisa Lutz brings her brand wit and humor back what Publishers Regular calls a “gleaming sequel.” (Re)meet the Spellmans, a family in which eavesdropping is definitely a necessary skill, hair are designed to be picked, past missteps should never be forgotten, and blackmail may be the preferred type of negotiation-all in the name of unconditional like.