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Delilah Green Doesn't Care by Ashley Herring Blake
5.0
I actually don't give five stars to a romance read often, but I really loved this one! Often I find contemporary romance to be cringy and predictable but this one was a lot of fun.
Delilah and Claire are completely different love interests but they seem to bring out the strengths they have in each other. I also really appreciated that both main characters *and* the group of side characters were all pretty developed and not just one dimensional characters that exist only to drive the plot forward. I wanted to know more about Astrid, Delilah's sister. I wanted to know more about Josh, the father of Claire's daughter.
I also really appreciated the plot to the story was something other than the relationship between the two. I think that having this inclusive plot was what aided in me wanting to get to know all of the characters and have a vested interest in what happens to everyone. It also gave the book depth which again, many contemporary romances do not have.
The sapphic spicy scenes weren't cringy or forced or even the same every time and were just what my little queer heart appreciated. This was such a fun read, worth all five stars.
Delilah and Claire are completely different love interests but they seem to bring out the strengths they have in each other. I also really appreciated that both main characters *and* the group of side characters were all pretty developed and not just one dimensional characters that exist only to drive the plot forward. I wanted to know more about Astrid, Delilah's sister. I wanted to know more about Josh, the father of Claire's daughter.
I also really appreciated the plot to the story was something other than the relationship between the two. I think that having this inclusive plot was what aided in me wanting to get to know all of the characters and have a vested interest in what happens to everyone. It also gave the book depth which again, many contemporary romances do not have.
The sapphic spicy scenes weren't cringy or forced or even the same every time and were just what my little queer heart appreciated. This was such a fun read, worth all five stars.