The King of Sunday Morning by J B McCauley

The King of Sunday Morning is a very contemporary read set in the toxic world of the dance music industry. It is very loosely based on the author's early experiences in the UK & Australian rave scene and an amalgamation of the characters and the tall tales he encountered along the way. It then journeys into a world of complete fiction where no one is what they seem and where success is measured in rates of survival.

It is the story of how one criminally connected DJ conspires to defeat London's gangland identities whilst hiding away from his past in Australia. In typical Aussie fashion it speaks of mate-ship, love and the desire to defend one's family at all costs. It cannot be effectively pigeon-holed but has been described as "Romeo and Juliet on Steroids". It is Underbelly meets Human Traffic meets Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels. If you like gangsters, guns and dark humour in that vein you will love The King of Sunday Morning.

Author: J B McCauley

J B McCauley is an Australian/English DJ and retired music journalist. Born in London in 1966, The King of Sunday Morning is his first foray into a full-length novel. Having grown up in North East London and immersing himself in the rave phenomenon, he wrote for fanzines, newspapers and publications before moving to Portugal in the early 90's and starting his career in earnest.

The King of Sunday Morning can be bought as a paperback or on Amazon as an ebook. For full details, check the official website.

Posted on June 02, 2013