The Mylas Grey Mystery Series

Mylas Grey is a private investigator but don’t call him a private detective.

That title belongs to his father—not to him.

Mylas is the Chief Investigator for Senator Davis Allen, the chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee. His job is to do background investigations for the President’s judicial nominees, and that’s the only kind of...

Two days. That's all it was supposed to take.

But when Mylas suddenly discovers the truth, it's no longer two days. It's an eternity.

Private investigator Mylas Grey is anticipating photographer Whitney Engel's visit to Washington.

He's been planning their itinerary, looking forward to spending time with her, and wondering if the spark between them...

Mylas Grey is determined to find the person who shot a politician in broad daylight.

There’s just one problem. The killer left no clues behind. Zip. Zilch. Nada.

Mylas gets involved in an intriguing case of MURDER . . .

When Mylas arrives in his hometown to spend time with Whitney, he agrees to help his father, a local private detective, examine...

Mylas Grey doesn’t want to be famous. Not even for a day.

As a private investigator, he prefers to fly under the radar.

However, when a well-known doctor asks Mylas to investigate his father’s murder, that’s exactly what happens. Suddenly, Mylas is dodging reporters while interviewing suspects and searching for the dead man’s elusive girlfriend.

In...

Mylas Grey agrees to investigate a personal matter for Senator Davis Allen.

The investigation needs to be quick, thorough, and discreet.

It needs to be quick . . .

Because the senator is working against a deadline. But how can it be quick when it involves a long-forgotten incident?

It needs to be thorough . . .

Because the senator needs answers for...

When private investigator Mylas Grey gets a call from the wife of a high-profile Pentagon official, he assumes it’s about their appointment to discuss a possible stalker.

It’s not. It’s about her husband—he’s just been murdered.

Mylas agrees to investigate the murder, even though he’s supposed to help Whitney find a place to live in the next six...

Private Investigator Mylas Grey is given strict orders to take seven days off.
It only 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...

Private investigator Mylas Grey accepts any case as long as it doesn’t violate the law.
Does the Brennan case do that? He’s not sure. He accepts it anyway.

He accepts the Brennan case because Jason Brennan is holding a United States senator hostage. But that’s not the full story. The full story is much more complicated.

It’s complicated because it...