CHAPTER EIGHT
Instead of going to Miami, Roberta Colby headed for the West Coast of Florida, stopped at a small beach resort town north of St. Petersburg, fell in love with the place and decided to stay there for awhile. She found the weather warm, especially in the sun but not unbearably so. There was a breeze blowing in off the blue-green waters of the Gulf and if she stayed in the shade it was quite comfortable.
The first day she phoned her lawyers and learned that the sale of the business was progressing. She cautioned the lawyers about giving her address to anybody else. She didn't want anyone to know where she was. She was shocked when the lawyer told her about the death of Earl Lord-and wondered briefly if it could have had any connection with her. Instantly she dismissed that tho
