William Delaney’s You Break It You Die may very well dispel all your beliefs in the teachings of one of the most ancient and revered documents of all time -- the Ten Commandments.

Delaney’s wry humor engages the reader from the first page and, despite your beliefs, you can’t stop reading.

Nine gay men accept an invitation to a dinner party hosted by an eccentric billionaire and his lover. But when they gather, they are informed by their illustrious host they each is living a life that contradicts the ten gay Commandments. What?

In this absorbing and unusual twist, the leader of the group tries to convince the others that they have broken some of the laws that allow them to be the men they are and that each must atone for the “sins” they are living. As the host is hell-bent on teaching them just what those sins are, each must figure out just what they’re doing wrong—according to the Gay Ten Commandments.

Meanwhile, something from hell (or is it an angel of destruction?) lies in wait. Whatever the evil is, it believes in the ways of the old testament and its fury is about to be unleashed with a wrathful vengeance.

What will happen to this motley crew? Will they die for their so-called sins or escape the tribulation of an ancient evil casting judgment? With razor-sharp dialogue, convincing characters and tantalizing drama and mayhem, Delaney’s novel carries the reader on a fast track of twists and turns that lead to a surprising and chilling climax. This imaginatively brilliant narration will challenge your views about what’s right and what’s wrong.

  

About the Author

William Delaney is a fulltime writer.  Mr. Delaney is currently working on series of sequels to You Break It You Die.  He lives with his partner, Howie, in Missouri.