Whisky from Small Glasses
The First D.C.I. Daley Thriller
by Denzil Meyrick
£3.99
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Reviews
Has the ability to give even the least important person in the plot character and the skill to tell a good tale
Scots Magazine
This is a great gritty crime novel and deserves to be up there with the best
LoveReading
‘Touches of dark humour, multi-layered and compelling’
Daily Record
The right amount of authenticity ... gritty writing ... most memorable’
Herald
‘Gritty, witty, and full of action and intrigue, it’s a brilliant start to the Daley and Scott series and got me well and truly hooked’
JenMed's Book Reviews
WHISKY FROM SMALL GLASSES comes with a unique setting and some dark humour into the bargain. There's also more than enough intrigue, marital issues, and police politics to keep a reader amused
AustCrimeFiction.org
This had me gripped from the start - a great crime novel. . . It's full of twists and turns - you think you know where the plot is heading - but you probably don't.
LoveReading
About the Book
Large measures, dark hearts.
When the body of a young woman is washed up on an idyllic beach on the west coast of Scotland, D.C.I. Jim Daley is despatched from Glasgow to lead the investigation.
Far from home, and his troubled marriage, it seems that Daley’s biggest obstacle will be managing the difficult local police chief; but when the prime suspect is gruesomely murdered, the inquiry begins to stall. As the body count rises, Daley uncovers a network of secrets and corruption in the closeknit community of Kinloch, thrusting him and his loved ones into the centre of a case more deadly than he had ever imagined.
Whisky from Small Glasses is a truly compelling crime novel, shot through with dry humour and menace, and is the first in the internationally bestselling D.C.I. Daley thriller series.
'In high demand across the globe . . . readers instantly warm to Daley' – Daily Mail
The Author
Denzil Meyrick
After studying politics, Denzil Meyrick worked as a police officer, distillery manager, freelance journalist, and company director. He was one of the UK's bestselling crime novelists, originally from Campbeltown in Argyll, and author of the bestselling D.C.I. Daley series. He passed away in February 2025 at the age of 59.
