Six Days Spent: A Mylas Grey Mystery

Private Investigator Mylas Grey is given strict orders to take seven days off.
It makes sense. After all, he’s recuperating from a gunshot wound.

There’s just one problem—Mylas doesn’t know how to take time off.

Besides that, he’s agreed to do a favor for an ex-con . . .
When Mylas meets with a recently released inmate who has information about a missing female counselor from the Red Shield Academy, he can’t turn down his request for help, even though he’s immediately thrust into a set of dangerous circumstances with ominous overtones.

In addition to that, someone doesn’t want him to find the missing counselor . .
.When Mylas receives a warning—one that involves physical pain—to stop his investigation, he takes it as confirmation he’s on the right track and redoubles his efforts to find the missing woman.

As if that weren’t enough . . .
He’s missing Whitney, who’s back in Columbia, Missouri, getting ready for her move to Washington.

On top of that, there’s the drug dealer who’s out for revenge . . .
When Mylas realizes his investigation of the missing counselor has endangered the lives of his employees, he’s forced to take matters into his own hands.

Despite that, Mylas finds it impossible to do anything on his own . . .
When decisions have to be made, when doubts come, when answers aren’t there, he discovers his newfound faith is the way forward.

Book VII in the Mylas Grey Mystery Series is a clean, captivating mystery filled with suspense, unforgettable characters, dynamic relationships, and a faith-driven journey of discovery.