My poor toes have let me know, in no uncertain terms, that they think I should switch to running half-marathons. I have to agree with them. Oh my goodness what a long day! I am glad I can say I finished, that's about all I can say. I looked like I was auditioning for a part as a zombie in the Walking Dead for about the last five miles!
Here I am before the race started as we stood around waiting to move up to the starting line. I don't know how accurate my FitBit is, but it said I had over 69,000 steps. I was so done at the end of the race, I didn't take advantage of the Mimosa Bar!
My poor big toes are super sore, I'm not ready for regular shoes, but we have a wedding to go to on Saturday so hopefully by Saturday I can wear a pair of flats with my dress!
Now on to a Cozy Mystery book review!
If I had to describe this cozy mystery in one word, the word would be solid. Solid setting, solid cast, solid plot. They sure do eat a lot of seafood in Westham, MA, but that does make sense since this town is part of Cape Cod.
Mac is a likable and savvy sleuth, she runs a bicycle shop and seems to find dead bodies on the side. The relationship between Mac and law enforcement is more plausible than many other books. Mac gives the sheriff tips and gossip and he doesn't tell her much about the case. Now, one might think well if I was up to no good in Westham, MA I would definitely steer clear of this Mac person--but that's a problem for another book.
The book deals with social issues that plague small and large towns alike, including mental illness, addiction, and people who are without housing. Maddie Day does an excellent job talking about these issues and humanizing the characters involved.
4 solid stars for Murder at the Lobstah Shack by Maddie Day!
Thanks to Netgalley for the ARC in return for an honest review! #MurderattheLobstahShack #NetGalley
