Passing for Black

Being Black The Right Kind Of Black Was Difficult. It Was Like Being In A Cult--A Secret Society With Rules As Fluid As Waves. . . . In The Six Years That Angela Wright Has Been With Her Fiancé Keith Redfield Her Life Has Settled Neatly Into Place. Keith A Professor Of African-American History Has Helped Her Become Comfortable In Her Own Skin. And Angela'S Career At Désire Magazine Is Thriving. She'S Got Nothing To Worry About--Or So She Thinks. . . . Angela'S Best Friend Mae Is Always There To Ground Her Whether They'Re Joking About The Importance Of Good Hair Or Gossiping About Their Rival Tatiana Braithwaite--A Milk Chocolate Barbie With Beauty Breeding And An Irritating Knack For Perfection. Mae Reminds Angela How Lucky She Is To Have Found A Successful Single Brother. But When A Chance Meeting Leaves Angela Consumed With Desire For An Intriguing Stranger She Impulsively Decides To Follow Wherever It May Lead--From Outrageous Underground Sex Parties To Intimate Encounters That Are Both Torrid And Tender. . Now Everything Angela Has Come To Believe About Sex Love Identity And Race Is Called Into Question As This Explosive New Passion Blows Her World Wide Open. . .