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Winter Lights, Warnings & What Remains: A Delaney Novel

Winter Lights, Warnings & What Remains: A Delaney Novel

Delaney, Greer

Paperback

Series: Delaney, Book 16

General GLBTQIA Fiction

ISBN13: 9798199344548
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: May 31 2026
Pages: 254
Weight: 0.69
Height: 0.63 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Nora Kelleher believes in plans, margins, and moving before a problem becomes a crisis.

As Delaney's emergency planning director, she has built her life around preparation, precision, and the kind of competence that keeps a town standing when conditions turn. She does not have time for vague thinking, delayed decisions, or people who arrive in town acting like they already understand how everything works.

Dr. Simone Vale is, unfortunately, all three.

Brought in as a climate resilience consultant ahead of a dangerous winter storm, Simone is sharp, relentless, and entirely too comfortable challenging Nora at every turn. Their first conversations are all friction-numbers versus people, models versus lived reality, strategy versus trust. But as the forecast worsens and Delaney's margins begin to narrow, disagreement gives way to something more complicated.

Because under pressure, they work.

And once the storm begins to hit, working together may be the only thing keeping Delaney from losing more than anyone is ready to name.

Set against winter weather, harbor light, emergency sheltering, and the fragile line between preparation and crisis, Winter Lights, Warnings & What Remains is a heartfelt small-town sapphic romance about competence, trust, and the kind of love that forms when someone meets you fully in the work that matters most.

In Delaney, some things hold because they were built well. Others hold because someone stayed.

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