Seven Days Off

Mylas Grey Mysteries, Book 7

De: Luana Ehrlich

Narrado por: Steve Twitchell

Private Investigator Mylas Grey has strict orders to take seven days off to recuperate from a gunshot wound.

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

Plus, he’s already 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.

On top of that, someone doesn’t want him to find the missing counselor . . .
When Mylas receives a warning to stop his investigation—a painful warning—he takes it as confirmation he’s on the right track and redoubles his efforts to find the missing woman.

And then there’s the drug dealer who’s out for revenge . . .

When the bullets start flying and his own employees become targets, Mylas must take matters into his own hands, no matter what the cost.

If that weren’t enough, he’s also concerned about Whitney . . .

As she gets her house ready to sell in Columbia and move to Washington, he questions if he’ll be able to keep her safe, if she’ll be happy, and if her new job will change their relationship.

Despite everything, Mylas is determined to persevere . . .
But he quickly learns he can’t do it on his own. When decisions have to be made, when doubts come, when answers aren’t there, his faith becomes his only hope.

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.

©2024 Luana Ehrlich (P)2024 Luana Ehrlich

Myles can't relax or refuse a favor

Myles can't relax and follow the orders. He can't refuse an ex-con to determine if his words are true. So he skirts the orders by having his handyman drive him to his PT appointments. Being at PT doesn't keep a bad dude from getting to Myles and inflicting lots of shoulder pain. Myles won't be deterred and gets to the truth. I was given this copy and this is my voluntary opinion.

Another fascinating Mylas Gray mystery

I enjoy reading mystery stories with private investigators as a main character and this Mylas Grey book kept my interest from start to finish. With well-developed characters, a story line that is action-packed, strong spiritual truths, a lot of suspense, and a touch of romance and, voilá, Seven Days Off is an excellent story. I listened to a complimentary copy of the audiobook and was not required to give a positive review. The opinions are my own. Steve Twitchell did a great job narrating the story, bringing to life Mylas Grey's post-gunshot week off work.

Love Mylas Grey

Once again, this mystery was full of twists, and turns, wonderful characters, and a strong Christian message!

Myla's take seven days off?

This installment follows Mylas's recuperation after a gunshot wound, despite doctor's orders for seven days of rest. He becomes entangled with his gardener's friend, who possesses a captivating and thought-provoking story. This narrative delves deeper into Mylas's evolving Christian beliefs, introducing new concepts and fostering his spiritual growth.

The author effectively portrays Mylas's disregard for medical advice, leading to unforeseen and potentially dangerous consequences, including another shooting incident. The climax is action-packed, culminating in Mylas's involvement in disrupting a money-laundering scheme operated by a known drug dealer. The story concludes satisfyingly, leaving a lasting impression on this reader..