Gender: male
Occupations: accountant
piano player
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Short biography: M.D. Grayson is the author of the Danny Logan mystery series including Angel Dance, No Way to Die, and Isabel's Run. He lives on an island near Seattle with his wife Michelle and their three German shepherds.
Before becoming a full-time writer, Mr. Grayson worked in the construction industry, as an accountant for six l-o-n-g weeks (square peg-round hole), and as a piano player on the Las Vegas strip. When he's not writing, he loves zooming about on two wheels-bicycles and motorcycles alike. In addition, he's a pilot, a boater, and an accomplished musician who's always ready for a jam session!

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scot2 479 reviews

No Way to Die (Danny Logan Mystery #2) by M. D. Grayson

This is the second Danny Logan book I have read. There was too much I.T. information and I skimmed most of that. I do like the characters but the story was predictable. Having said that, it was a pleasant, easy read with some exciting parts near the end. I will probably read another.

Aug 27, 20151 other review

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Mona Lisa Eyes (Danny Logan Mystery #4) by M. D. Grayson

I enjoyed this book. I don't like a lot of bad language but, contrary to some other reviews, I did not notice too much although there was some. Maybe this was because I was engrossed in the story which was entertaining. It wasn't too dark and had some humour and some excitement. I would read more Danny Logan books.

May 10, 20152 other reviews

creighley 779 reviews

No Way To Die by M. D. Grayson

Thomas Rasmussen, a brilliant mathematician, had everything going for him, so why did he kill himself? All of the evidence points to suicide, but his wife isn't at all convinced. She asks Logan and his group to open an investigation into it.

Jun 18, 20151 other review

otori 80 reviews

The Rain City Hustle (Danny Logan Mystery Book 6) by M. D. Grayson

Thanks to Library Thing Early Reviewers for providing me with a free copy for review. A couple running a private investigation business in Seattle asked by a friend to recover a stolen painting, held by the son of a loan shark, set up an elaborate con to recover it. Though entertaining the whole thing was highly unrealistic. Nevertheless two stars for entertainment value.