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Delilah Green Doesn't Care
by Ashley Herring Blake
emotional
funny
lighthearted
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
No
Flaws of characters a main focus:
No
Delilah Green is a queer woman living in the city, far away from her past in the small town of Bright Falls. When her step-sister Astrid gets married, Delilah is roped into being the photographer for all of the wedding festivities. This begins two weeks back in a place that never felt like home.
When she returns, Delilah soon runs into an old high school acquaintance named Claire. Claire is a single mom of a preteen with a complicated ex. There is immediate chemistry and the spice in this book is fun and believable.
While Delilah and Claire figure out their attraction and try to have a casual fling, there is also subplot action around Astrid’s upcoming wedding. This book serves up a great perspective on functional and dysfunctional relationships.
This is a book for fans of HEAs, but it feels grounded in reality. Well written and nicely paced, this book will have you rooting for all the characters to find and ask for what they need.
When she returns, Delilah soon runs into an old high school acquaintance named Claire. Claire is a single mom of a preteen with a complicated ex. There is immediate chemistry and the spice in this book is fun and believable.
While Delilah and Claire figure out their attraction and try to have a casual fling, there is also subplot action around Astrid’s upcoming wedding. This book serves up a great perspective on functional and dysfunctional relationships.
This is a book for fans of HEAs, but it feels grounded in reality. Well written and nicely paced, this book will have you rooting for all the characters to find and ask for what they need.