Delilah Green Doesn't Care

From the author of Astrid Parker Doesn't Fail comes a smart and seductive gay romantic comedy about taking risks and embracing love—with all its challenges.

Delilah Green said she would never return to Bright Falls since all she has left there are memories of a solitary upbringing in which she was essentially treated as a burden by her cold and aloof stepfamily. Her life is in New York, where her bed is never empty and her photographic business is finally taking off. She doesn't mind that every night she sees a new lady.

Delilah finds herself back in the abandoned village she once called home when her estranged stepsister Astrid uses a guilt trip and a five-figure cheque to force her into taking wedding photos. After seeing Claire Sutherland, one of Astrid's stuck-up besties, she changes her mind and thinks that maybe there might be some fun—and a little retribution—in Bright Falls after all. Originally, she had intended to breeze in and out.

Claire Sutherland, who runs a bookshop, dealt with her untrustworthy ex, and raised her daughter, now eleven, mainly alone, counts on a predictable existence. Furthermore, Delilah Green is first an unpleasant surprise. Even though they've been friends for a long time, Claire feels uneasy when Delilah knows precisely which buttons to press since they don't really know one another. Claire is unsure whether she has the fortitude to withstand Delilah's temptations when they are compelled to spend a torturous time together during wedding preparations—which include a scheme to free Astrid from her awful fiancé. Worse still, she is beginning to feel as if she doesn't want to...