Behind the Mask by Winston Green

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Behind the Mask
Winston Green

A semi-fictional no-holds-barred account of an affair between a British-Caribbean and an African man, charting the gradual decline in the relationship as differences in outlook and sexual mores come to the fore.

They met at a sex party. It was meant to be sex, no strings, just an arrangement of mutual convenience. Neither of them planned on a relationship: however something changed the dynamics.

Both realised they wanted more from each other but were afraid to admit the rules had now changed. Can they make the transition from sex-buddies to having a relationship?

This book by a new young black writer charts with brutal honesty the ups and downs of a relationship hidden by a mask of emotions.

Publication date: 14th November 2011
ISBN: 978 1 904585 17 6
paperback; £3.99

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