My Ex-Husband Is Getting Married

Daniel Foster has been extremely mature about his divorce. His ex-husband getting married is really testing the limits of that achievement.

Three years after ending a nineteen-year marriage, Daniel has things figured out.

He and Andrew are still friends. Their daughter is grown. Nobody cheated. Nobody behaved terribly. Daniel has a good career, a comfortable home, and absolutely no desire to get his ex-husband back.

So when Andrew announces he's marrying Ben, Daniel is happy for him.

Genuinely.

Unfortunately, happiness isn't the only emotion available.

Now there's a wedding invitation on Daniel's desk, an aggressively concerned daughter insisting he needs a plus-one, and Marcus Reed-the smart, infuriatingly perceptive man Daniel has definitely not been thinking about-agreeing to attend under one condition:

He will be Daniel's guest.

He will not pretend to be his boyfriend just to prove Daniel is fine.

That should be easy.

It isn't.

As the wedding approaches, Daniel begins to understand that he isn't grieving his marriage. He's grieving the family he thought survived it unchanged. And the closer he gets to Marcus, the harder it becomes to hide behind the careful, reasonable life he's constructed since his divorce.

Because moving on isn't about replacing what came before.

Sometimes it's about discovering there's room for what comes next.

Wry, warm, and emotionally honest, My Ex-Husband Is Getting Married is an LGBTQ+ contemporary novel about decent exes, complicated families, second chances, and falling for someone when you're finally old enough to know that love doesn't come with guarantees.