Delilah Green Doesn't Care: A swoon-worthy, laugh-out-loud queer romcom

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All of that said, I thought Delilah and Claire had a lot of chemistry, and I actually loved Astrid's character from the start, so I'm very eager to read the next book and see her get the love she deserves. AHB's narrative voice is engaging and fun, and I can see why so many people loved this book. I'm sad that I wasn't one of them, but I have high hopes for the sequel!

Delilah bit her lip and grabbed the still gyrating phone, squinting at the name flashing on the bright display in the dark.Playlists containing Delilah Green Doesn't Care by Ashley Herring Blake, read by Kristen Dimercurio (Audiobook extract) I loved the way the f/f relationship was portrayed and once again I ended up liking the side characters a lot. Iris was hilarious and I can’t wait to read her book. XD A clever and steamy queer romantic comedy about taking chances and accepting love - with all its complications - from the author of Astrid Parker Doesn’t Fail.

Shh," Jordan said, spinning them around, her mouth pressed to Astrid's jaw. "I'm singing to my girl." Astrid has two friends, Claire and Iris. Iris thinks Delilah is weird and has since childhood, when in fact Iris is a bully and it's weird we are supposed to like her, when she tortured Delilah as an adolescent and still talks to her in the exact same way and generally does not appear to have changed very much. She relaxed as the room came into focus, felt the softness of expensive sheets under her fingers. The bedroom was filled with modern furniture, all straight lines and cream-colored wood. Sophisticated art dappled the walls, expertly hung. An open door led into a living area, which Delilah now distinctly remembered as the scene where-Lana? Lily?-had pushed her onto a very posh white couch and slid Delilah's underwear off, tossing it over her own bare shoulder.Delilah Green Doesn’t Care is a hot, frothy romcom with a relatable heart beating at its centre. I loved every hilarious character, every outrageous shenanigan - and most of all, I loved Delilah Green. I can’t wait for the rest of the series!" —Talia Hibbert, New York Times bestselling author of Act Your Age, Eve Brown I have said many times that I'm not a romance reader who likes when the smut carries the love story. I'm here for the banter, luvs. Unfortch, both love interests in this repeatedly say their relationship is "just sex," which means the romance only comes from smut. A fun hometown romance, planned as the start of a series of Bright Falls–set queer romances.”— Library Journal, starred review Anyway!!! What I’m trying to say is: Women cuddling, hugging and holding hands is considered to be normal. No one would bat an eye in my country if they’d see two girls walking down the street holding hands. So whilst it’s fairly easy to write down tension when it comes to two boys or men, it’s extremely hard to do the same thing with two girls/women. I don’t make the rules, it’s just the way it is and a lot of authors who write sapphic stories seem to have a hard time to convey the sexual or romantic aspect of their MCs relationships. It’s not easy, but it obviously can be done because for me Ashley Herring Blake nailed it! She'd say that and a lot worse if you're about to cancel on her only daughter's wedding on such short notice."