Denzil Meyrick is a successful author who hails from Scotland. He was born in Glasgow but was raised in Campbeltown. After completing his studies in politics, Meyrick pursued a varied career that included time as a police officer, freelance journalist, and director of several companies. His experiences in these different roles have provided him with a wealth of knowledge and insight, which he has drawn upon in his writing.
Meyrick is best known for his DCI Daley series of crime thriller novels. The series, which has become a Scottish Crime bestseller, features Detective Chief Inspector Jim Daley and is set in the fictional Scottish town of Kinloch. The first novel in the series, Whisky from Small Glasses, was published in 2012 by Ringwood. It was an instant success, reaching number two in the UK Kindle store in 2016. The series has also been adapted as an audiobook and has become a number one bestseller on Audible.
In addition to his work on the DCI Daley series, Meyrick has also published an anthology of short stories titled One Last Dram. His latest novel, Jeremiah's Bell, is the eighth book in the DCI Daley series and is set to be released soon. Meyrick's writing has been well-received by critics and readers alike, with several of his books being longlisted for prestigious awards, such as the McIlvanney Prize. Despite his success, Meyrick remains humble and committed to his craft, continually striving to create engaging and thought-provoking stories for his readers.