High-school student Matsumoto Haato has fallen in love with his abusive mother's ex-boyfriend, yakuza Shibusawa, who was nice to him in the past. When he has nowhere left to go he turns to the gruff but kind older man. This three-chapter love story details the changing relationship between the two men over the years.
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4.0 out of 5 stars
Sweet!
Jun 30 2011
By K. Burgess
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This was an enjoyable collection of several one-shots and one longer story done in multiple parts. Shibuzawa and Hart's story (from which the book title is taken, and the multi-part) was particularly endearing and I wished there was more. Only the last story did I find was less interesting than the others, hence the 4 star rating, but I'd still recommend the collection. Actually, I tend to prefer more graphic yaoi (something with an 'M' rating is definitely my style), but I wasn't disappointed by this collection at all. It had just enough sex to be satisfying, if not really explicit. If you like your yaoi with a bit more emotion and sentiment with just a dash of sex, then I don't think you'll be disappointed.
2 of 5 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars
unfortunate translation
Jun 17 2011
By Alexandra A. Brown
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This is one of my favorite magnaka, and I was really looking forward to this release. Sadly this translation is bad, a book that I had greatly enjoyed is now disappointing. I'll always prefer a paper copy, but this really made me feel like I wasted my money. Again, magnaka and story=great. This translation=lacking.
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