Jump down this exciting rabbit-hole with Joey, a young Filipino klub boy, and a metrosexual cast of characters in this new murder mystery DROP DEAD. Visit the clubs, take the drugs, fly past the circuit boys, pod boyz, and sticky Azians whose glow stick offenses light up a murder, right at Joey's feet. There are lots of tragedies caused by all kinds of things, and author Tonne Serah is determined from the bottom of his k-hole to the top of his rolling peak to keep us guessing. When DEA agents start defecting under the influence and San Francisco's first transgendered police officer turns out to have something on the Mayor, things heat up for real—but is Joey too tweaked out to handle the details before it's too late? Or will Sketcherella give him just the opportunity he needs? Put DROP DEAD next to your bed, or your stash box, and find out. (Mary Wings, author of She Came Too Late and the Emma Victor Mysteries)

More important than answering the "whodunit?" question, is the wry new voice of Tonne Serah observing the lifeways of Asian-Americans in the club and circuit party scene. Drop...Dead is VERY funny while delivering a clear political message on the indifference to harm reduction measures.

The sociological interest of Drop...Dead should not blind readers to the pleasures of the queenly sardonic voice of the narrator and of the characters or of the black comedy of the intersection of ecstasy and murder in the clubs. Along with showing a scene from today's gay world rarely depicted with accuracy or subtley, Tonne Serah's novel provides many LOL pleasures of the text. (Stephen O. Murray, author of Angkor Life and Pacific Homosexualities)

Tonne Serah will flip your triggers on a bumpy ride of campy and dirty fun trolling through the club scenes and the pits of politics in search of answers and better living through chemistry. (Sister Kitty Catalyst OCP, über-nun and homo-propagandist, co-founder of the SF Queer Klub and Party Outreach Project)