Teen graphic novel; LGBST. ( )

A great shonen ai, just the right amount of UST. I get why the author needed Bikky to be a major interrupter between Dee and Ryo but the homophobia on the kid’s part although downplayed is a little uncomfortable for me. Otherwise this is one of the first yaoi manga I bought for myself and I enjoy rereading it. It’s very cute along with the crime driven plot I like in the background. The characters are lovable and unique in their own right and the side characters add a specialness to the story without taking away from the MCs. ( )

Loved this series. It was the first manga I had ever read. Once of my favorites. ( )

Read for class. Very cute. ( )

Book Description:
The story revolves around two cops Ryo and Dee. Ryo is just transferring into the department and gets hooked up with the wild child of the department (Dee) that the chief wants reined in. Poor Ryo has his hands full when Dee's attention turns to more than just giving him a hard time on the job to getting him alone at home. All the while the duo are solving crimes and saving the innocent.

My Review:
This book is a must for yaoi lovers. What more can you ask for 2 cops; one with a heart of gold and the other with a heart of passion for his partner. The story line is full of plots each chapter ties in well with the next. As the pages turn, the storyline grows-a nice variety of supporting characters are added in the mix to spice things up. And a wonderful selection of antagonists and triangle love interests (new and old) pop up. All which cause the main boys woes and worries, misunderstanding abound which lead to those wonderful kissing scenes we all love. The art work is good and the imagery is detailed. Ryo's mixed personality of innocent vs. seriousness charms you right off and Dee's devilish side enthralls while the sideline commentary makes you giggle.

Other Great Series/Manga by Sanami Matoh
By the Sword
Tenryu: The Dragon Cycle
Until the Full Moon
RA-I
TRASH ( )