Barajou no Kiss, Vol. 02

Barajou no Kiss, Vol. 02 by Aya Shouoto
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is absolutely advancing. The story is just getting better, especially in the last few chapters.

Anis' relationship with her father is getting more and more difficult, and the Rode Knights reveal a shocking secret. This volume leaves me with two main feelings, disgust towards Anis' father and sorrow for the Blue Rose.

Then there's all the other fangirlfeelings.

Listen, it wouldn't matter to me...
Whether you were my Dominion or not. I'd still...

I thought I was going to die.

But I wont let the fangirl inside of me take over this review.
So, this isn't a masterpiece, but a nice read that we all can use from time to time. It's something to enjoy. Give it a try between all of those 400 pages long books. Think of it as "your day off" ;)

Barajou no Kiss, Vol. 01

Barajou no Kiss, Vol. 01 by Aya Shouoto
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Fun, beautifully drawn and easy going.
That's what I think of this.

When I first met Anis Yamamoto I thought she was dull and boring, but as soon as the introduction was over she grew. Now I like her quite a bit.
Even if the beginning was kind of cliché I like how the story turned out with the Knights. They've all have their different personalities and you can still love all of them.
What's going on with her father on the other hand, that I'd like to know.