From the moment Rachel Carradine hears the dark, rich tones of Blackie Madigan's alto saxophone, she knows her heart and her hard-fought, well-ordered life are in danger. As the daughter of a jazz musician, she knows the seductive power of the music just as she is familiar with the insecure, irregular, bohemian existence of the musicians. She escaped that lifestyle once and promised herself that nothing on earth could induce her to embrace it ever again. Yet hearing Blackie's Orpheus-like melodies, she is faced with the greatest temptation of her life. But Blackie makes some dangerous assumptions about Rachel that threaten to derail their relationship before it even gets going. Unbeknownst to Rachel, Blackie is Blackstone J. Madigan, the entrepreneur behind the powerful conglomerate that owns Exotica, the company threatening Rachel's professional livelihood. Mistaken identities, secrets, deception—hardly a harmonious beginning. Rachel and Blackie must see if their relationship can overcome these major obstacles and decide how much they're willing to risk and if it will be enough. (Source: Japanese Publisher, translated)

*Kamisama and Futari Kiri* is a master-servant romance between Mia, a servant, and her master, Joshua. Mia, an orphan, is fascinated with Joshua, who saved her from being falsely accused of theft when she was a child, as he is "like a god." However, being the son of an oppressive former lord, Joshua's reputation is not good, and Mia is bitterly disappointed when she goes to work for him. All Mia can think about is making the people of the city understand how charming Joshua is, but Joshua sweetly whispers to her, "I desire Mia's love..." (Source: Comic Natalie, translated) *Notes: \- Began as a one-shot in The Hana to Yume White Love 3/1 issue on January 27, 2021. Serialization began in Hana to Yume #15 with a revised version of the one-shot, now named "chapter 1," on July 5, 2021. \- Includes a side story, an omake chapter, and the one-shot "Koi wo Yoru" (恋をよる).*

Mr and Mrs Tazaki, a young couple are blessed with their first baby girl named Keiko. However Keiko is a disabled child with hearing difficulties. When Keiko is grown up, she encounters many obstacles and attends a school for the deaf. Source: ANN

Ueda Yukika (28) is good at making sweets. Her best friend Tamaki gets pregnant and gets married, Yukika is asked to make a wedding cake. On the day of the wedding, Tamaki invites a large number of guests to meet her fortunately. Yukika who is triggered by the cake is in a nice mood with the man she met at the venue! However, when the man gets drunk, he playfully throws the cake to the groom instead of a rice shower. Yukika gets angry and rebukes him on the spot, and the air freezes at once. Tsutsumu-san, an SNS friend who kindly listened to the story, made a good suggestion to Yukika...?

A popular designer is looking for a frilly dress he made in the past for a new dress he's working on, and what he ends up with is....

Neither human nor demon. Landros is a lonely half-demon persecuted by both sides. He naively fell in love with Char, the only girl who has ever shown him kindness. And he was determined to put an end to the war that threatened her. Manipulating a wide variety of weapons with his rare spatial magic, he single-handedly defeated the evil demon lord! The strongest man began a slow life earnestly earning money to help his friends, even while being called a pervert and a weirdo (?)! He was happy to see Char again, but behind his back, his enemies were trying to use her as bait to lure him into a trap...... (Source: TO Books, translated)

After the end of the war between the races, the seventeen races established the experimental city of Myth, where all races can live together as equals. Years later, people of all races come to the famous marriage agency in this city, which claims to have a "100% client satisfaction rate." Anya, an cat-girl apprentice staff member, works day and night to help the mysterious and beautiful director, Donna, and the scruffy guidance counselor, Shaw, to bring couples together, no matter what race they may be. (Source: Dengeki Bunko, translated) *Note: Winner of the Silver Award in the 29th Dengeki Shousetsu Taishou.*

The story follows Dracula's daughter, Chocola, who wants to live a normal life.