Promise you’ll only look at me. Yo can’t believe his luck—high school’s only just started, and he’s dating Mitani, the girl of his dreams. She tells him to stay away from their other childhood friend, Kei, and that should be easy. Kei might look pretty with his long hair and slender features, but in Yo’s eyes, he’s still a guy. And yet, when things finally get intimate between Yo and Mitani, he realizes something isn’t right...
What is Kei to you? Yo doesn’t exactly get what love or dating is. After all, things ended up in a disaster with Mitani, his ex-girlfriend. And for some reason, he feels much more comfortable when he’s with Kei. Sure, Kei may look like a girl, but there’s something more to him than just his appearance that allures Yo. And when Kei makes a move on Yo, Yo doesn’t stop him. In fact, he might even enjoy it… 16+
From the creator of Blood on the Tracks, comes his latest work tackling adolensence with a gender bender twist... Yohei, Kei and Yui are childhood friends and things get complicated when Yohei witnesses Kei and Yui in an intimate moment. But when unexpectedly Kei moves away and returns a few years later to reunite in high school, he seems to be a bit different. 16+
Want to practice with me…to see what it’s like with a girl? High school has only just begun, but Yohei’s thoughts—and his impulses—are already a jumbled mess. His long-time crush Yui seems to be showing some interest in him, and he’s walking on air. But somehow, when he’s by himself, it’s not Yui but his other childhood friend Kei that occupies his mind. Kei, who left their hometown and came back after a few years looking like a girl… He said he’s done being a guy, but what does that mean? And what does he want when he shows up at Yohei’s home and tells him that they should practice together so “things” go well with Yui? Shuzo Oshimi, the author of Blood on the Tracks, Happiness, and The Flowers of Evil, brings to you a page-turning continuation of his latest coming-of-age series.
After the climactic incident during the festival, we are sent to a completely new locale, 3 years later. Takao and Nakamura have been forcibly separated. Takao is now living with his parents in the suburbs of the big city, and they mostly act like a normal, happy family. Takao is in a new school, and a typical middling student. And while he’s as awkward as ever, he’s made some friends. Even more intriguingly—Takao may have found a girl to open up to. As with Nakamura, this girl can see there’s more to Takao than meets the eye. But this time, she’s the one who reintroduces him to literature...
I want to get out of this hell Yo didn't expect high school life to be a whirlpool of lust and regret. He feels trampled on by Mitani, the girl he has had a crush on for as long as he can remember. He also can't forgive himself for upsetting Kei, the one person who seems to fully understand him. And when Yo realizes how much he has hurt the people around him, anguish and panic lead him to do something that shocks not only Kei and Mitani, but his entire class.
Shamrock Jones (Sham) met Shelton Johnston (Shel) when they had been traveling through the Nevada territory on their way to the Oregon territory. Sham had been traveling to take ownership of a large plot of land he had been awarded by the United States government. The land was given as compensation for Sham's extraordinary service in the Army as a sniper. Shel, her father, and younger brother and sister had been traveling with a wagon train to begin a new life out West. Sham met Shel when he came upon the wagon train being attacked by seven outlaws. After killing all the outlaws, Sham had been offered the job as wagon master. There was still more than a month remaining before the wagon train would reach its destination. Initially, Sham had decided to decline the offer. He changed his mind after he met Shel. During the remaining month of the wagon train journey, the two had begun a romance they both knew would be forbidden by most onlookers. They decided not to let others destroy the deep love they felt for each other. After reaching the wagon train's destination in a town called Lund Port, Sham and Shel had continued their romance. They explored the large land plot Sham had been awarded with Shel's younger brother and sister, Joey and Alice (the little ones), riding with them. Read how a once-forbidden romance evolves into a humorous series of marriages, and the completed exploration evolves into a new ranch, the Slash Double S. Now read about the adventures Sham and Shel endure in their quest to build their new ranch. 1
The first 3 books of the popular women's fiction series. Women's Saga Fiction about sisters and friends. Coming Home to Hideaway Bay When Lily Ford returns to her lakeside hometown of Hideaway Bay for her grandmother’s funeral, the reunion with her estranged sisters is anything but easy as old wounds surface quickly. Recently widowed and still reeling from the secrets her late husband left behind, Lily finds herself at a crossroad, questioning everything about herself and the people she thought she knew. Hideaway Bay was the childhood summer playground and eventual home of her late grandmother, Junie, and her best friends. Lily’s heart is tugged by the strings of memories, having spent so much of her own childhood along the beaches there with family and friends. Having believed for years that she was content with the fragile peace she’d made with the past, Lily is as surprised as any when she begins to question whether she wants to return to her life in California. Maybe you can go home again. Meet Me at Sunrise Alice, the youngest of three Monroe sisters, still holds out hope that the uneasy relationship with her two sisters can be mended, an improbable wish since they live in different parts of the world. After her grandmother’s funeral, Alice returns home to Chicago and her high-powered career but thoughts of Hideaway Bay and the house her grandmother left to the three sisters are never far from her mind. When it seems that her career comes at too great a price, namely her personal life, Alice heads back to Hideaway Bay to start over again. Moonlight and Promises Always the rebel and the oldest of the Monroe sisters, Isabelle returns to Hideaway Bay for surgery and recuperation. But she’s never stayed in any one place long enough and soon grows restless. She decides to look for the father that abandoned them, threatening the fragile peace the sisters have forged since their grandmother’s death. The Hideaway Bay Series of Books Coming Home to Hideaway Bay Meet Me at Sunrise Moonlight and Promises When We Were Young One Last Thing Before I Go The Chocolatier of Hideaway Bay Now and Forever Hideaway Bay Books 1-3 Hideaway Bay The Complete Collection Books 1-7
Ryota Sato finds himself transported to a world where everything drops from monsters in dungeons. Despite being stuck at level 1, he uses his unique S-rank drops to farm dungeon monsters and make money alongside his friends: Celeste the mage, Eve the strange bunny, and Alice the monster tamer. But everything changes when all of the item drops in Cyclo stop. Faced with a town that has no way of getting drops out of dungeons, Ryota is asked to investigate the root cause of the issue...and what he discovers is truly shocking!
