Blind Overlook (Book 3 Of The Jay Leicester Mysteries Series) - Plot & Excerpts
Our first stop was the motel where the helicopter pilot said they had spent the night. "Yes,” the desk clerk said, looking at the old receipts. "There were two rooms paid for with cash by a Mr. Tony Bilotti." We had finally found where Nat Rinaldi stayed. "No,” the clerk said. "There was nothing left in the rooms. It is the slow season. We haven't rented them since. You're welcome to look, although they've been cleaned." We looked. There was nothing. Bilotti must have had a reason for putting Nat Rinaldi up here in Thomaston. He had stayed at the Navigator Inn. It could have been a mere unfamiliarity with the region. Rockland and Thomaston are only five miles apart. Thomaston is actually closer to Port Clyde than Rockland. It was something to keep in mind. Chamberlain called Sergeant Bowers and had him start checking with rental agencies on the van. Stopping by the Avis office in Thomaston produced nothing. They had not rented a van in over a month. We headed back to Rockland to call Mr.
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