Black, Lisa, 1963-

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Description: Lisa Black, a forensic scientist, wrote her first two forensic crime novels under the pseudonym Elizabeth Becka. Writing under her own name, she has created a feisty forensic scientist, Theresa MacLean, who works for the Cleveland Coroner's Office, investigating crime and often going beyond the parameters of her job to get at the truth. Setting is important to Black, as she portrays the Cleveland she loves, focusing in each novel on specific buildings or areas of the city. Populated by quirky and sympathetic characters, the stories move along at a quick pace, plot-driven as they are. Start with: Takeover

Description: Lisa Black, a forensic scientist, wrote her first two forensic crime novels under the pseudonym Elizabeth Becka. Writing under her own name, she has created a feisty forensic scientist, Theresa MacLean, who works for the Cleveland Coroner's Office, investigating crime and often going beyond the parameters of her job to get at the truth. Setting is important to Black, as she portrays the Cleveland she loves, focusing in each novel on specific buildings or areas of the city. Populated by quirky and sympathetic characters, the stories move along at a quick pace, plot-driven as they are. Start with: Takeover