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24 books with the same feel
Include books by the same authorLoveless, Volume 3
Yun Kouga · 192 pages
Dengeki Daisy, Vol. 07
Kyousuke Motomi
Kurosaki finally decides to tell Teru the truth about Daisy, but an unsettling character named Akira has other plans for Teru that may affect Teru's relationship with Kurosaki forever.
Love Stage!!, Vol. 2
Eiki Eiki, Taishi Zaou · 186 pages
The Tyrant Falls in Love, Volume 1
Hinako Takanaga · 180 pages
Finder, Volume 6: Passion Within the Viewfinder
Ayano Yamane
Seven Days: Monday → Thursday
Venio Tachibana · 200 pages
Ten Count, Vol. 3
Rihito Takarai
"While out on the town with Kurose, Shirotani daydreams about the younger man kissing him. His desire quickly overcomes his phobia of human touch, and he gives himself over to his counselor's hands for relief. Watch as the relationship between the corporate secretary and his counselor continues to boil over in this story of love and therapy."
Tramps Like Us, Volume 13
Yayoi Ogawa · 192 pages
Butterflies, Flowers, Vol. 3
Yuki Yoshihara · 178 pages
A Bride's Story, Vol. 2
Kaoru Mori, Sen Xun · 192 pages
Totally Captivated, Volume 1
Hajin Yoo · 184 pages
Gravitation, Volume 10
Maki Murakami · 191 pages
Embracing Love, Vol. 4
Youka Nitta · 208 pages
Maiden Rose, Volume 2
Fusanosuke Inariya · 200 pages
Tea for Two, Vol. 1
Yaya Sakuragi · 192 pages
Yellow, Volume 01
Makoto Tateno · 184 pages
Citrus, Vol. 3
Saburo Uta
"Even though outgoing and bubbly Yuzu doesn't always get along with serious her step-sister Mei, she still wants them to be a family. But when Mei kisses Yuzu, it makes their already complicated relationship that much more complex! That's when Matsuri shows up, an old childhood friend of Yuzu's who is determined to battle it out with Mei for the title of "Yuzu's little sister." What Yuzu doesn't r
My Brother's Husband, Volume 1
Gengoroh Tagame · 352 pages
"From one of Japan's most notable manga artists: a heartbreaking and redemptive tale of mourning and acceptance that compares and contrasts the contemporary nature of gay tolerance in the East and the West. Yaichi is a work-at-home suburban dad in contemporary Tokyo, married to wife Natsuki, father to young daughter Kana. Their lives are suddenly upended with the arrival at their doorstep of a hul