The Last Witness: Denzil Meyrick

The Last Witness by Denzil Meyrick, Book Review Murder In Common

 

Retribution comes home to roost

 

A villain thought dead for five years has returned to wreck vengeance and DCI Jim Daley is in stunned disbelief. Having attended the autopsy of James Machie, after he was assassinated in an assault on his prison bus, how can he possibly still be alive?

At risk is Frank MacDougall who turned state’s evidence against Machie and refused relocation via witness protection. DS Scott and DCI Daley know they are also at the forefront of this revenge and as they unravel the mystery of Machie’s reappearance more questions than answers arise.

Meyrick’s novel takes us to the Scottish town of Kinloch. It’s a small town and Daley has to get used to everyone knowing his business. At the same time he enjoys the warmth and humour of the people in his new posting. It’s a mixed bag for him and enjoyable read for us.

There are now 5 books in the DCI Daley Thriller Series written by Denzil Meyrick.

~ June Lorraine

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


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7 responses to “The Last Witness: Denzil Meyrick”

  1. jjspina Avatar

    Thank you for the follow! Nice to meet you! Will follow back.

    1. June Lorraine Roberts Avatar

      Thanks so much looking forward to reading your posts.

  2. Vicki Avatar

    This sounds like something I would enjoy. Thanks, June. 🙂

    1. June Lorraine Roberts Avatar

      The relationship between DCI Daley & DS Scott is good. I’m sure the other books develop this nicely.
      Nice to hear from you Vicki!
      Jxx

  3. bizquig Avatar
    bizquig

    This sounds intriguing. I would like to read this book. Any time a dead guy is up and running, that’s an alluring story line.

    1. June Lorraine Roberts Avatar

      Yes somehow I knew that would appeal to you 😀

  4. Sue Coletta Avatar

    Sounds good.

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