About the Author

After studying politics, Denzil Meyrick worked as a police officer, distillery manager, freelance journalist, and company director. He is originally from Campbeltown in Argyll, but now lives with his wife Fiona on Loch Lomondside.

Reviews

‘Past meets present in Well of the Winds. Two investigations involving thoughtful intuitive coppers are presented in parallel as the tale unfolds across the decades . . . Fictional Kinloch creates a different atmosphere to conventional “tartan noir” thrillers. This is a crime setting far from smoky pubs and the bookies’ shops of the average city. Little fishing boats are more important in this tale than black marias’
*The Times*

‘'I found raised eyebrows, wry smiles, and chuckles followed Meyrick’s trademark humour which attaches itself brilliantly to Scott . . . if you’ve not yet met Daley and Scott, do sink into the pages and introduce yourself'
*LoveReading*

‘Meyrick’s portrayal of island – and rural Scottish – life is well drawn and will prove attractive to those keen to see their own home environment, albeit a fictional version, brought to life on the page’
*The Scotsman*

‘Daley’s tenacious nose for a story uncovers a tale of world-historical significance'
*Oban Times*

‘The whole work is fast moving and suspenseful… a very good read’
*Journal of the Law Society of Scotland*

‘Haunting, memorable and truly thought provoking, this is one of my favourite books in the series so far’
*JenMed's Book Reviews*

‘There's a stunning twist towards the end and suddenly all was made clear’
*The Bookbag*