Scottish crime writer, Denzil Meyrick, was born in Glasgow on 28 November 1965. His early life was spent in Campbeltown on the shores of the Campbeltown Loch on the Kintyre Peninsula. After studying politics at university he became a police officer, then a freelance journalist and later a director of several companies. He then dedicated his time to writing crime novels set in Scotland, particularly the twelve books in the DCI Daley series. Denzil Meyrick died on 14 February 2025.
DCI Daley series:
Whisky From Small Glasses
The Last Witness
Dark Suits and Sad Songs
The Rat Stone Serenade
Well of the Winds
The Relentless Tide
A Breath on Dying Embers
Jeremiah's Bell
For Any Other Truth
The Death of Remembrance
No Sweet Sorrow
Last Orders
DCI Daley Series Prequels:
Single End: a DC Daley story - (a DCI Daley Prequel)
Dalintober Moon: a DCI Daley story
One Two Three: a DCI Daley prequel
Other novels:
The Christmas Stocking Murders
Murder at Holly House
Terms of Restitution
The Estate
Short Stories:
Kinloch Tales: the collected stories
Ghosts in the Gloaming: a tale from Kinloch (also published in the Kinloch Tales)
One Last Dram Before Midnight
A Toast to the Old Stones: a tale from Kinloch (also published in the Kinloch Tales)
A Large Measure of Snow: a tale from Kinloch (also published in the Kinloch Tales)
Empty Nets and Promises: a Kinloch Novella
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