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Mystery · 2007 · PG-13

The Spellman Files

by Lisa Lutz

A reluctant private eye documents her gloriously dysfunctional family of investigators in this comedy mystery.

For14+GenreMysteryLength336 pagesRead time~7.5 hours

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Violence

Barely any

Comic violence and minor physical altercations

Language

Some

Some profanity and adult humor

Sexual Content

Some

Adult romantic situations referenced; not explicit

Substance Use

Some

Social drinking is a recurring comic element

Emotional Intensity

Barely any

Mild family dysfunction and existential comedy; low psychological intensity

What this book is about

A witty, inventive mystery-comedy about a chaotic family PI firm. Told in files and transcripts. Content is adult but light: some drinking, adult situations, and comic violence. Very entertaining for adult readers.

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Adult humor and situations

Dysfunctional family dynamics

Social drinking as comic element

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