The Machine delivers the number of the maid of the Coronet Hotel Mira Dobrica, and Finch and Reese get jobs as a bellboy and concierge of the hotel to protect her. They learn that she is a refugee from the Kosovo War and arrived in the USA in 1999 when she was sixteen. She is a hard worker that works sixty hours per week, and they do not know who might want to kill her. First, they believe it may be related to the solicitation activity in the hotel, managed by the Manager Derek Fowler the doorman Bud Garrison that Mira denounced to the police. Reese protects Mira from a drunken CEO tug Brantley from sexual harassment and then he breaks into the room of the alcoholic guest Charles Harris is arguing with her. But when Finch and Reese spot foreign military agents in the exits of the hotel and Charles, who is a freelance journalist, vanishes, they learn that Mira is the witness of crimes of war. Meanwhile, FBI Agent Brian Moss finds old notes from Donnelly inviting her to join the agency, and he tells her that the offer is open. Carter accepts the invitation and is submitted to the polygraph test. However, her relationship with Det. Cal Beecher does not allow her to join the Agency. Special Council sends Hersh to kill Reese and has a new secretary.
"Booked Solid" is another excellent episode of "Person of Interest", with the story of a hotel maid that witnessed crimes of war from a powerful man. The segment is well-resolved, with Finch buying the hotel and turning Mira into the new manager. The romantic situation of Reese and Zoe is also entertaining. The disappointment of Carter with the withdraw of the invitation to join the FBI seems to be a promise that she will chase Beecher now. Root is close to the position she aims. Why did Reese not kill Hersh? He will certainly have problems with this mercenary in the future. My vote is nine.
Title (Brazil): "Booked Solid"