This was one of those books I was anticipating for 2022 and I was so excited about. But I was so disappointed. I couldn't get over how mean the characters were at the beginning of the book. I carried that same energy throughout the book, so even when some reconciliation was happening, I wasn't rooting for them all the way. It was more like okay, if you must..

I was super duper disappointed. I wanted to like it more. I really did. ( )

Delilah Green returns to her hometown after a decade away to photograph her estranged step-sister Astrid’s wedding. She doesn’t particularly want to see stuck-up Astrid or her horrible step-mother again, but it’s a lot of money. She’ll just get in and out and never think about it again. But Astrid’s fiance is unconscionably horrible, and Astrid’s best friend Claire is very beautiful and sweet, and seeing her step-mother again brings up a lot of feelings she had repressed. Maybe Delilah cares more than she thought?

A very fun, spicy, queer romance. I liked that basically all of the obstacles are related to external factors and not actually anything between the couple. There is a Chekov’s bet which was really unnecessary, but other than that it’s all about Delilah’s childhood trauma and Claire’s young single motherhood. The story is just as much about Delilah and Astrid as it is about Delilah and Claire, which made it feel like a really full story. I found ALL of the characters pretty relatable, Delilah and Claire and Astrid and Iris. I don’t usually like to pick up romance sequels but I might here. ( )

I love this book so much, it’s got literally everything I want in a book. Perfect. And QUEER. ( )

I realky liked it. No masterpiece, but it never lost my attention, which is impressive in my book. I'm more of a YA perso and most adult books lose my attention quickly, but not this one. Was invested fron start to finish. It was funny, sweet, dramatic, sad, and contained two of my favourite things. Family drama and siblings. Hopefully they'll expand on these in the next book, because I want more of that. ( )

Swoon-worthy, funny, and sexy as hell, Delilah Green Doesn't Care needs to be your next romantic read! ( )