Seven gay men. One impossibly rare bird. Absolutely no chance of staying out of trouble.
The Rainbow Warblers have a simple Saturday routine: wake up obscenely early, argue about binoculars, misidentify at least one bird, and recover over brunch.
Elliot has checklists. Oliver has contingency plans. Diego has a camera worth more than most cars. Freddie has matching shirts nobody asked for. Marco will flirt with anything that owns hiking boots. Stan may or may not have heard the question. And Ben-the newest member of Tucson's most chaotic gay birding club-still isn't entirely sure what a warbler is.
Then Ben spots a bird that shouldn't be there.
An Eared Quetzal. Rare. Spectacular. Nearly impossible.
Suddenly, birders are flooding Arizona. Reporters are calling. Sponsors smell opportunity. A rival birding society wants credit. A local church starts protesting. And seven men who were perfectly happy being nobodies discover that fame has a way of turning friendship into content-and joy into something everyone wants a piece of.
Now the Rainbow Warblers must decide what matters more: the rare bird that made them famous...or the wonderfully messy family they found along the way.
Warm, witty, and gloriously unpredictable, The Rainbow Warblers is a laugh-out-loud comedy about accidental fame, chosen family, finding your flock-and the beautiful chaos that begins when somebody finally looks in the right direction.
