Your Free Sunday Jigsaw Puzzle:I can see in the dark. Can you?

Hint

Here's your Sunday jigsaw puzzle.

As always, remember at the puzzle site to click the square in the lower left corner to see the finished puzzle.

Have fun!

To go to the puzzle site tootle over to Jigsaw Puzzle

Free Classic Noir Mystery Movie: Star of Midnight

Your third and final one. See you tomorrow.

Panzer found tonight's noir film on the Over50andFantabulous channel.

Star of Midnight is a 1935 black and white mystery. It's 1 hour 29 minutes long.

Make a bowl of popcorn, get comfortable and enjoy.

To watch the movie tootle over to Star of Midnight

Free Regency Romance Audiobook: Annabella

Here's your second one.

For those of you who like regency romance audiobooks Panzer found one on the Starfall Publications channel for you.

The romance Annabella is written by Leah Conolly. It's 7 hours 25 minutes long.

Make a cup of tea, wrap up in a warm blanket and enjoy the romance.

Warning: This audiobook is AI narrated, so, if you don't like AI, you might want to skip this one.

To listen to the romance tootle over to Annabella

Free MysteryRat's Maze Podcast Eptsode: Squashed to Death

Here's your first one.

If you like your mysteries short, Panzer found one for you at the MysteryRat's Maze Podcast site.

The episode Squashed to Death was written by Charlotte Morgani. It's read by Donna Beavers and 7 minutes long.

 

 Make a cup of cocoa, sit back and listen to this short story.

 

 Enjoy!

 

To listen to the podcast tootle over to Squashed to Death

Free Classic Hercule Poirot Mystery Radio Broadcast: Peril at End House

Remember: Don't read it.

Here's a radio broadcast Panzer found on the Old Time Radio channel.

 

The murder mystery novel The Peril at End House was written by Agatha Christie. It's 2 hours 19 minutes long.

 

 Get the beverage of your choice, sit back and enjoy the mystery.

Warning: DO NOT read the description of the episode. It gives away the whole plot including the ending.

 

To listen to the broadcast tootle over to Classic Mystery Radio

Free Classic Mystery Audio: The Wisdom of Father Brown - The Purple Wig

Not finished yet. Still looking.

For those of you who like your mysteries short Panzer found a classic for you on the Tales Aloud channel on YouTube.

 

The short story The Wisdom of Father Brown - The Purple Wig was written by G.K. Chesterton. It's 32 minutes long.

 

Make a cup of cocoa and see if you can solve the mystery before Father Brown.

 

To listen to the audio tootle over to The Wisdom of Father Brown

Free Clean Romance Audiobook: The Jilted Bride's Billionaire Husband

Let's see what else I can find.

For the romance audiobook lovers here Panzer found one for you on YouTube.

 

The Jilted Bride's Billionaire Husband is a clean cowboy romance written by Bree Livingston. It's narrated by Lorena Hoopes and 5 hours 48 minutes long.

 

Make a cup of tea, cover up with a warm blanket and enjoy the romance.

 

To listen to the audiobook tootle over to Romance Audiobook

Mystery Writers of America celebrates 2024 Edgar Award Winners - Publishers Weekly

Repeat after me: Mystery writers are funny.

Today on his daily tootle in the Catosphere, Panzer visited the Publishers Weekly site. There in keeping with this week's mystery awards announcements, he discovered the Mystery Writers of America (MWA) announced the 2024 Edgar winners last night.

In addition to listing the winners in the fifteen categories, Lenny Picker's post has excerpts from the winners' acceptance speeches. These prove that writers who kill people (on paper) have a sense of humor.

Panzer says, "It looks like they had a lot of fun at the awards ceremony." 

Note: This is a long post. Bring a cup of tea, a blueberry muffin and a chocolate chip cookie (biscuit) to snack on while you read.

To read the post tootle over to Edgar Award Winners

Agatha Acclamation - The Rap Sheet

Recognize any of these names? I do again.

While Panzer was tootling around in the Catosphere, he decided to make a stop at The Rap Sheet site. There he found another announcement about this year's writing awards. This time the awards are the Agatha Awards, named for Agatha Christie.

 

In addition to the winners in each of the six categories, J. Kingston Pierce's post lists each of the nominees as well.

 

Note: This is a very long post. You'll need to decide what to bring to snack.

 

To read the post tootle over to Agatha Awards

SMFS Official Announcement: 2024 Derringer Award Winners -The Short Mystery Fiction Society Blog

Do you recognize any names? I do.

Today Panzer was shaken from his kitty bed nap by the sound of clapping and cheering coming from the Catosphere. Jumping in the Panzermobile he followed all the jocularity to the Short Mystery Fiction Society site.  There our adventuresome kitty pilot found the announcement of this year's Derringer Award Winners.

The blog lists the four category winners and the Golden Derringer and Hall of Fame winners.

Note: This is a short-medium post. Bring a cup of tea for your snack.

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