Rating (Out of 5): ~3.5
Publisher: Shojo Beat (VIZ Media)
Release Date: February 2018
Volumes: 2.
Spoilers?: No.
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Volume: 1.
Goodreads Synopsis:
A new type of “love action” from the creator of Happy Marriage?!
Tamaki Hasegawa misses an interview for a much-needed job in order to stop an assault on a man running for his life! The man—Kagetora Sugo, the prime minister’s nephew—then asks Tamaki to become his bodyguard.
Tamaki, the rookie in the Security Police, is working as a bodyguard for Kagetora Sugou—the prime minister’s nephew. But Kagetora is acting more like a boyfriend than a boss. Will Tamaki let down her guard and accept his advances?
Tamaki Hasegawa misses an interview for a much-needed job in order to stop an assault on a man running for his life! The man—Kagetora Sugo, the prime minister’s nephew—then asks Tamaki to become his bodyguard.
Tamaki, the rookie in the Security Police, is working as a bodyguard for Kagetora Sugou—the prime minister’s nephew. But Kagetora is acting more like a boyfriend than a boss. Will Tamaki let down her guard and accept his advances?
Review:
I didn't realize that this was the last volume until about halfway
through, and then it made sense. Also a little disappointing, because
I really want more of Maki Enjoji's series to get released over here.
Tamaki gets to deal with her crush on her childhood friend quickly,
and then she grows closer to Kagetora. He's comforting her, and then
continuing to flirt with her. We finally get to see what happened
between them in the past, though Tamaki still doesn't remember it.
We find out what is really still bothering Tamaki from her past, what
her issues are. We find out what's up with Kagetora's fiance.
Pretty much, all of the strings are tied into a pretty bow. I will
say that everything moves very quickly. It doesn't quite feel rushed,
but it does feel fast that Tamaki and Kagetora get together and end
happily. It's odd to me that it doesn't feel rushed, and it doesn't
feel unbelievable, but it was very quick. Everything felt like one
short chapter after another, another step was taken.
This was a cute little series. I didn't love it, but it was fun. I do
really like Enjoji's style, aside from the virgin female lead. I hope
we get more like it.
A review copy was provided by the publisher, VIZ Media, for an honest review. Thank you so, so much!
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