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Welcome to Crawl Space. I'm Tim here today with Lance Lance. How are you today?

I'm doing fantastic today, Tim. The conversation we have coming up is with a returning guest.

We love this person. She's a writer and just a really good conversationalist, but Tim, before we get to her, how are you?

I am doing great. Thanks a lot for asking. And yeah, I'm very excited to speak with Maureen Boyle again.

She is a return guest. This is her third appearance now. She's written three books.

Those books are shallow graves, the ghost, and now childless scene. The search for Patty Desmond.

And Maureen is great to speak with about her books. Her books are so good. They're so informative. This is true crime writing at its best.

Yeah, you nailed it with that one. She really is no nonsense in her true crime writing.

So if you are a fan of true crime books, please check out Maureen's writing at MaureenBoyleWriter.com

and pick up childless scene while you're at it, pick up the ghost, pick up shallow graves.

Pretty much anywhere you can get books, your local bookstore, Barnes and Noble, Amazon, etc.

And we're going to take a quick break for a commercial and we'll be right back with Maureen Boyle.

Welcome back to the podcast, Maureen Boyle. How are you today, Maureen?

Oh, doing very, very well. And thank you for having me on.

Absolutely. Always loved being on your podcast. It's always a lot of fun.

Well, that's fantastic. We always love having you on the podcast to talk about the work that you've done with your books.

And the last time we had you on, you had mentioned you were working on a new one. So we're like, definitely when it comes out, let us know.

This one just came out yesterday and big round of applause to you for putting this together. It's an amazing book.

You had a great job with it. So thanks for taking us up on the offer, coming on and telling this story.

Thank you so much for having me. It's always a pleasure. And you know, this is a story of a 15-year-old girl who disappeared in 1965 in Pennsylvania.

And, you know, as you know, in all my books, I really do try to tell the story of the victims and the search for justice for them.

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