About the Book:

Life is easy on the beaches of Kuta—as long as you're a westerner. Everything and everybody is up for sale.

But, after eight years of sun, sand, and sex, Jack is growing weary of paradise. And when George, a spooky fellow Brit, turns up as a tourist, he sets off a chain of events that changes life on Bali's gay scene forever.

Witty and thought-provoking, Kuta Bubbles explores the uneasy relationship between east and west, and asks what it means to be gay and grey at the start of the twenty-first century.

About the Author:

Alan Brayne lived in Indonesia between 1996 and 2002, including two years in Bali. Kuta Bubbles is the second part of a trilogy of novels set in the country. The first, Jakarta Shadows, was described as “a wonderful debut from a writer who deserves a large audience” in a starred review in Booklist. Alan is currently living and working in Malta.