Inspector Celcius Daly Books in Order
Part ofAnthony J Quinn Books in OrderExplore Anthony J. Quinn’s Inspector Celcius Daly books in publication order, with summaries of the crime mysteries shaped by the Irish border and its history.
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Inspector Celcius Daly books in publication order
5 books
Disappeared
by Anthony J Quinn
2012
A retired intelligence officer vanishes after revisiting an old IRA disappearance, and another former spy is murdered. Inspector Celcius Daly follows the connections into Northern Ireland's violent past, where buried loyalties and grievances still shape the present.
Border Angels
by Anthony J Quinn
2013
A burned corpse and a missing woman draw Inspector Celcius Daly into human trafficking along the Irish border. Pursuing her through isolated roads and abandoned developments, he encounters criminals whose competing interests make finding her a dangerous race.
Silence
by Anthony J Quinn
2015
An elderly priest's fatal road crash leads Celcius Daly to a meticulous record of killings during the Troubles. Finding his own mother's name among the victims turns the investigation into a personal search for truths hidden for thirty years.
Trespass
by Anthony J Quinn
2017
The abduction of a boy leads Celcius Daly to a Traveller community suspected of organized crime. Discovering links to an old disappearance, he confronts historical injustice while pressure from his own police force pushes him toward an uneasy alliance with outsiders.
Undertow
by Anthony J Quinn
2017
Investigating a policeman's death, Celcius Daly crosses the Irish border into a village controlled by a powerful criminal. With authorities withholding information, he navigates informers, smugglers, and compromised officers as his search threatens to provoke further violence.
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