If you're into romance involving sweet college boys, you should find this story enjoyable. The uke is a bit of an airhead with zero confidence, and the seme is overprotective, but interestingly enough, the dynamic between them works, as they try to create a solid bond. Just so you know, the sex is consensual, and the seme really does care about his partner.

The art is gorgeous--love the character's facial expressions--and the characters themselves are beautiful. It's a bit too early to get into the story, but it's pretty good so far. Can't wait for more updates!

Very hot! And the story is pretty good too!

This is a real feel-good story, a fun read. Hope it continues!

A fun story with beautiful art!

The Man Behind the Scars is by far the best HR I've read to date, and I've now read it several times. The length is perfect--the few added pages, which the artist talks about in the postscript, compliment the whole story from beginning to end, giving it a satisfying HEA. The characters are great, very endearing, their relationship and pasts touching, and the art is beautiful. I love Masami Shinohara's art, her male leads are always so handsome and her female characters stunning. She definitely has an eye-catching style that is all her own. This really is a great story, a slice above the rest.

Touching and nice with humorous moments, but very predictable. But then sometimes, I savour predictable, especially when it's "he or she is 'friend-zoned'." I don't mind these type of stories and in this case, Robert is the sweetest guy you'd ever want to meet. He is protective, kind and funny. And Daisy is the same, a girl who deserves what her heart wants most: Robert.

Oh, to have the problems of a billionaire... I laughed when I read the title of this romance. Mr. Carter and his billionaire buddies are concerned about their public image. So they hatch a plan to make themselves look better--marriage. Mr. Carter is the first to take a serious stab at finding Ms. Presentable. Nice story, down-to-earth characters and a decent plot.

Abby, a headstrong businesswoman, has lost her job thanks to political crap within the upper management where she worked. After her job loss, which is all she had, she decides to take a couple of months off to rediscover herself and forget her failure, when she accidentally meets Gar, the owner of a ski lodge. The art is very pretty, and the characters do grow. Other than the fact there isn't enough 'happily ever after' at the end, this is a good story. Simple yes, cookie-cutter yes, but quite satisfying.

Relentlessly Seduced by Mr. Perfect is satisfying and a steamy read and the art is really beautiful. I thoroughly enjoyed devouring this one. Not sure if there are more chapters to come, but it would nice if there are!