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A HILARIOUS UPSCALE GAY Whodunit THE SCENE. It was to be a spectacular party for a bevy of elite gay men hosted by greeting card magnate Marc Monarch - famously known for delivering the most audaciously themed events and never without The Big Finish! As the mansion fills, guest Winston Clarke is sharing humorous stories about growing up with his dysfunctional family - having fun getting the laughs over his surreal childhood experiences. The scene shifts when Stephan Denino arrives in hysterics, hijacking everyone's attention with the announcement that his huge, prized collection of fashion dolls has been stolen. He frantically waves around a photo left by the criminal of a naked doll bound by yarn with a gun to its head along with a warning not to tell anyone. But he can't help himself. Is it a kidnapping? Random dolly assassination? Payback? The mystery is afoot for our protagonist Winston, who loves a good story, as he navigates his way through the party and discovers the disturbed captor is anonymously there ... and hasn't finished tormenting Mr. Denino for all to watch and gasp in horror.

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What Page Are We On? 1. The Barbie Murders is Laugh Out Loud funny. You don't have to be rich, gay or live in Florida to appreciate the genuine humor in the situation Oscar Rogers creates for his readers in his delightfully twisted first novel. I'm so glad this is only the first in the series, because I cannot wait to read more of the adventures of Winston Clarke and his zany dysfunctional family. -Lisa Bonnice, program host at The Shift Network and award-winning author of books including the metaphysical comedy The Poppet Master

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Author Oscar Rogers is a comedic writer and humorist who has drawn on his life experiences with highly driven successful adults who privately sported raging tantrums as they pushed envelopes of entitlement fits and self-victimization to stratospheric levels. His favorite episodes were those in close proximity with temperamental celebrities or corporate executives who would explode into the most fantastic unhinged meltdowns. No matter what would set these professionals off, Oscar took mental notes while watching these finer moments first-hand. Oscar now enjoys firing up the best from his journals and releasing them into wicked fun with his new career as author. His first book in the series 'What Page Are We On?' delivers a hilarious peek into how Oscar has channeled his world of good people acting badly with brilliant creativity.

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