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Momoka, a secretary involved in an office romance, quit her job due to a broken heart. She begins working as a housekeeper and finds out that her new employer is Mr. Mizusawa, the vice president of her former company! Although he once brought her to a party and forced her to pose as his girlfriend, Momoka gradually discovers Mizusawa's gentler side and becomes attracted to him. Indulge in the forbidden romance between a housekeeper and a control-freak vice president! (Source: Pocket Comics)
One summer day, kindhearted high school student Kaisei finds a mysterious young man collapsed on the street and carries him to his dorm room. The young man ends up staying there, but he refuses to reveal anything about himself, so the dorm’s residents dub him “Nora,” a name that means “Stray.” As Kaisei and Nora spend more time together, Kaisei begins to understand why Nora ran away from home. In turn, Kaisei, who always keeps a distance from others, opens up about his own bottled-up pain and regret. (Source: Seven Seas Entertainment)
Rena has been single her entire life. By day, she's a member of the general affairs department of a large corporation. By night, she's a bar hostess. One day, when Rena's having lunch with her friend Kyoko at work, Kyoko's brother and managing director, Shun decides to sit with them. Shun's popularity with the ladies at work is no surprise. He's the ideal gentleman, and his kind, charming personality even makes Rena begin to fall for him. But that evening, Rena's stunned to see that same man visit her bar. He even aggressively flirts with her, not realizing who she is. Talk about a 180! Realizing it's only a matter of time before she gets found out and loses her job, she resigns herself to her fate, downing glass after glass. When she wakes up the next morning, the first thing she sees is an undressed Shun sleeping beside her! (Source: MangaPlaza)
An anthology collection revolving around a school where Tezuka's characters are the students and faculty members.
From Viz: The year is 1787, Tenmei Era, a time of plague and famine in Japan, When ordinary swordsman only add to the piles of corpses on the street. But Nakoruru, a nature-worshipping Ainu priestess; Haohmaru, a bold samurai with a death wish; Hanzo, a ninja loyal to the Shogun, are samurai spirits with a common destiny. With Nakoruru's guidance, the trio battle the supernatural forces of the Dark Kingdom, led by the half-human wizard Madou Shiranui. If Shiranui's troops succeed in fomenting a war between Japan's warlords, the resulting devastation will clear the way for Dark Kingdom invasion of earth. Can the the brave samurai stave off an all-out attack by an entire legion of demons?
It's Fall of their senior year in middle school. Due to her parents' divorce, an emptiness has settled at the bottom of Azusa's heart. Her classmate, Itsuki, has experienced the same with his parents' divorce and sees through Azusa's feelings. Sharing this "something," the two of them promise to be together for the rest of their lives despite all the changes happening around them. What is a bond that lasts forever? What is a real bond like? This is a story of how the two of them move forward while in doubt and fumbling around for answers. (Source: POCKETCOMICS) *Note: Includes five extra chapters.*
Was this reunion a mere coincidence, too good to be true? Or was it a destined encounter? Ayaha's very first arranged marriage meeting ended in disaster when she arrived late, only to be met with a single word: "Rejected." Convinced they would never cross paths again, she was shocked to encounter her would-be fiance, the wealthy heir Mitsuaki Kasama, the very next day. This seemingly impossible coincidence made Mitsuaki suspect Ayaha had orchestrated it all, sparking her defiance. She lashed out in anger and stormed off. Yet just a few days later, Mitsuaki appeared before her again, declaring, "I came to see you." (Source: BisouBisou Comics)
Plain Jane Megan Schumacher was the most dependable person on Danbury Way, the sleek suburban cul-de-sac where she lived over her sister's garage. Certainly not the kind of girl who would rock anyone's boat—until she fell for the (barely) ex-husband of her best friend and neighbor! Greg Banning planned to hire Megan to redo his marketing plan, but he counted the minutes until each of their meetings. As their romance heated up, Greg realized she was everything he wanted in a woman, and his thoughts began straying to marriage. But would their new love spell happiness for both of them—or would the scandal tear them apart? (Source: Harlequin)
Once the sole engineer maintaining the systems at her company, Ai Sato is laid off without warning one day. (Apparently, the new CEO doesn’t approve of cosplaying at work… Rude!) Moping won’t pay the bills, so Ai sets out to find a new job—only to bump into an old friend, Kenta Suzuki, who just so happens to need a business partner. Together, they’ll run a coding school for people truly in need. Their first student is of course…a salaryman hoping to improve his relationship with his family? Each new recruit that follows seems to be struggling under modern expectations: from a harried woman determined to prove her worth at work, to a jobless hopeful who wants to fulfill his mother’s dream, and more. If Ai wants to bring out their best, she’ll need to teach them a lesson in not just coding skills but also how to build up their confidence! *Source: J-Novel Club, Vol. 1*
Ayesha, the princess of a border kingdom, loses her divine singing voice after falling into the clutches of ruthless bandits who ravage her homeland. As hope for her survival dwindles, salvation emerges in the form of Grand Duke Victor, the monarch of the most powerful country. While Ayesha is touched by Victor's compassion despite his fearsome reputation, she is also heartbroken by the realities of war. Determined to heal the wounds inflicted by conflict and pave the way for a harmonious future, she seeks to rediscover her lost voice. This is the tale of a songstress who abhors violence and a stoic monarch skilled in battle, both striving for a future of peace together. (Source: POCKET COMICS)