The friendships in this book were so much fun as well and I couldn’t help but fall a little in love with Delilah and Iris. *lol* Those two were so funny together and I’m really glad there are two other books in this series because I can’t wait to see more of their shenanigans and antics. I’m especially looking forward to Iris’s story and hope the other characters will have cameos in it too. Iris might have only been a side-character in here, but boy did her interactions with Claire, Astrid and Delilah give me life. This woman is great and definitely deserves her own book! I’m very happy she got it. ;-)

Astrid at least had some people on her side, to be with her, to hold her when she fell apart. and okay, maybe she had to behave like a doll or whatever, but at least she had someone!! Delilah was the one who was all alone and lonely and then these people have the audacity to speak shit to her. i'm seriously raging.

From the moment I laid eyes on this gorgeous cover, I knew that I’d fall madly in love with this story. Delilah Green Doesn’t Care is the romantic comedy that my queer and nerdy heart has always dreamed about reading. I just love Delilah’s rough edges, tender heart, snarky attitude, frank manner of speaking and her beautiful tattoos! Claire stole a huge chunk of my heart as well because she will go above and beyond for her friends and family members and I can totally relate to some of the difficulties she has to deal with as a single parent. A fun hometown romance, planned as the start of a series of Bright Falls–set queer romances."— Library Journal, starred review Delilah Green Doesn’t Care by Ashley Herring Blake is a highly entertaining queer romantic comedy that focuses on strained family relationships and finding love and a sense of belonging where you least expect 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." And that was all it took for Claire to side a hand into Delilah's hair and close the last bit of distance between them.

I wanted the tension of Claire’s emotional conflict to be drawn out more. It would have given the book more depth. I ended up feeling like a bit more could have been done with Delilah and her angst, too. The reason for her fear of commitment was brought up but then faded from the story easily. That took away some of its substance. I'm very, very queer," Delilah whispered, releasing the words slowly while her bottom lip brushed the shell of Claire's ear. The other woman inhaled softly, the sound fluttering low in Delilah's stomach. We last saw Astrid, at the end of Delilah Green, breaking her engagement to her horrible fiancé and partially reconciling with Delilah as they both came to better understand the ways their childhood had separately damaged them. As Astrid Parker Doesn’t Fail opens, she’s in a pretty bad way: her design business is failing, she’s still emotionally entangled with her toxic mother, and her romantic future looks bleak. Then she gets an offer to work as the designer on a series of a reality TV show called Innside America, which focuses on renovating … inns? In American small towns? I don’t even know. Is this a thing for you people? Anyway, the job in question is the renovation of the Everwood Inn and it’s exactly what Astrid needs to re-establish both her reputation and her business. Unfortunately, on her way to the job, a hot carpenter flings coffee all over her and Astrid is—to my mind understandably—snappish about this. The carpenter is Jordan Everwood, heartbroken and recently divorced, and very unwilling to trust her family inn to a woman who was upset to have coffee flung over her. Needless to say, Jordan and Astrid start out in conflict, but soon they end up working together to save the inn and … y’know … maybe each other too? Ashley Herring Blake Online If you enjoyed Delilah Green Doesn’t Care by Ashley Herring Blake then you should also look atDelilah Green Doesn’t Care and frankly…..neither do I. This was a total slog to get through for me and it’s quite honestly a miracle I didn’t DNF this even 15% in.