Rating (Out of 5): ~4.5
Publisher: Shojo Beat (VIZ Media)
Release Date: February 2, 2016
Volumes: 3 + Sequel
Spoilers?: Light.
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Goodreads Synopsis:
Fumi’s image keeps
overlapping with that of Fuyu, Kyutaro’s childhood crush, who remains in
his thoughts to this day. Meanwhile, Fumi starts to work as a Sweeper
with Kyutaro’s family, but she struggles with keeping her past a secret.
Has Fumi finally found a place to call home or will her cursed past
catch up to her?
Review:
In this volume,
Fumi’s curse shows up, something she’s been running from all this time. She
believes she’s cursed, because everyone she gets close to gets hurts, bad
things follow her, and it starts happening again at her school. She decides to
leave again, to run away, but thankfully Kyutaro catches her.
They convince her
to stay, at least a little longer, and learn how the sweeping really works. And
the more time she spends with Kyutaro, the more their chemistry grows, and the
more he’s convinced that she is the girl he met when he was younger.
Ugh, I’m already in
love with them together. I like Fumi a lot, she’s a good girl who just doesn’t
want to hurt anyone. There’s clearly more to her backstory, and I’m intrigued
by that. Kyutaro is a sweetheart, too, and I love him. I love how he’s so stuck
on that girl from his past, and what it means to him that Fumi might be her.
The mix of drama,
serious, and humor is so well done. There’s definitely more serious in this
series so far, and the contrast is so pretty, the artwork is gorgeous. The
humor is well-placed, and still makes me smile. I also like the mentions of the
Dengeki characters in this series, as
well.
I can’t believe how
quickly I’ve fallen for this series. I love it already, and can’t wait for
more.
A review copy was
provided by the publisher, VIZ Media, for an honest review. Thank you so, so
much!
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