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I'm Rebecca Lavoie, and this is Crime Writers' On.

Crime Writers On is the original True Crime Review podcast that digs in a true crime,

pop culture, other podcasts.

And on this episode, a woman finds herself drawn into a new friend group, one filled with skeet shooting, sexual seduction, and murder.

We'll review the Netflix hit series The Hunting Wives. Joining me to get that done and more is true crime author, TV journalist, and host of. These are their stories podcast, my husband, and love of my life. Kevin Flynn. Hello, Kevin. Hello, my hunting wife. You look like a referee today, Kevin. It's very cute. Oh, that's great. That's a funny audio podcast joke.

Awesome with us is private investigator, certified pet detective, resident cat lady, and author of the final curtain, Laura Bricker. Hi, Laura. Hey, Rebecca. And finally, our captain of all

things cynical, author of the city trilogy of novels, host of Strange Arrivals, Rip Current,

and our Patreon deep dive book club podcast, Toby Ball. Hi, Toby. Hey, Rebecca. So, Kevin? Yeah. What's coming up on future editions of crime writers on? Yeah, so on the next week's show, we're going to talk about the HBO mystery, the yogurt shop murders. Mm. All right. Looking forward to that conversation.

I hear lots of people talking about it in our Facebook group, which, by the way, you can join if you want.

Super easy to find.

It's on Facebook.

It is.

Just find our page and there's a link there to join the group.

So, Kevin, a lot of...

Do you want to give a plug to one thing before we move on speaking on Facebook?

Because we're getting close to back to school. Yep. Some people have already gone back.

We've got a lot of teachers and they always need stuff.

So, Rebecca, tell everybody about what you've been doing.

Yeah, there's a link on our Facebook group of Thread where I've invited teachers who are

listeners and who are in our group to go ahead and post their wish lists for their classrooms. You might not know this if you're not in education, but teachers do not get money for stuff for their classrooms. A lot of that stuff they have to buy themselves. And so they create wish lists on sites like Amazon so that other folks can help them out. So all these teachers have posted their lists. And I heartily, heartily, I encourage you to go buy something for a teacher. There's

lots of stuff on there that's like eight bucks. So it's not hard to help a teacher out, especially

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