**In this time-spanning fantasy epic of humans and demons, a warrior in feudal Japan must hunt a demon through time.** Edo period, Japan. A young warrior, Jinta, has dedicated his life to the protection of a priestess in a remote mountain village. When demons appear and threaten the shrine, Jinta is tasked with entering the forest to hunt them down. But the mysteries he uncovers there change his fate forever, and send him on a journey traversing space and time. Jinta’s dark destiny will carry him through hundreds of years of history, as he struggles to answer a single question: why does he wield the sword? *Source: Seven Seas Entertainment, Vol. 1*

Yaya’s high school friends haven’t been very nice. They call her “Yaya the cry-ya! Yaya the misfi-ya!” But no matter how badly they act, Yaya is just too naïve and trusting to believe the worst of her friends. Hard-rocking, butt-kicking Nana is just the girl to grab hold of Yaya’s timid demeanor and turn it upside down. Nana exposes Yaya’s “friends” as slime bags, doles out punishment, and does it all with style. Can there be anything that terminally shy Yaya and hyper-confident Nana have in common? Well, for one thing, they’re the same person... (Source: Del Rey)

Ponta is a Labrador retriever puppy, the Koizumi family's pet. She's full of energy and usually up to some kind of mischief. But when Grandpa Koizumi, an amateur inventor, creates the Guru Guru Bone, Ponta's curiosity causes trouble. She nibbles the bone...and turns into a human girl! Surprised but undaunted, Ponta ventures out of the house and meets Mirai Iwaki, the most popular boy at school. When Mirai saves her from a speeding car, Ponta changes back into her puppy self. Yet much has changed for Ponta during her short adventure as a human. Her heart races and her face flushes when she thinks of Mirai now. She's in love! Using the power of the Guru Guru Bone, Ponta switches back and forth from dog to girl...but can she win Mirai's affections? (Source: Del Rey) **Note:** Winner of the Kodansha Manga Award for Shoujo 2000.

During the summer of his second year in high school, Maki Sonoda found love for the first time in the arms of his cram school teacher, Haruji Shirai. Blinded by the illusions of his first love, Maki can think only of getting to know Haruji more. But, things become complicated when Maki realizes that Haruji is really in love with high school teacher Mr. Mizuguchi. Three men find themselves intertwined in this tantalizing love triangle full of emotion. (Source: Juné)

A collection of one-shots: 0) Introduction to Three Quarters - Renai no Plus-Minus 1) The Border of Plus and Minus (Kyoikaisen no Plus-Minus) Yamashita meets and, to his annoyance yet not surprised, falls in love with womanizer Fukazawa. He's torn between his desire to be in love and his fear of being hurt again. (Yamashita originally appears in Yamagata's Fake Fur.) 2) Karugarui koi de ikkou 3) Mahiru no Ue 4) Three Quarters 5) Three Quarters (Fukazawa side) 6) Blue Air (Aoi Air) Takahara is in love with his carefree childhood friend Kusumi, but afraid that revealing his feelings would ruin their friendship and harmony. However, their school friends are starting to question the closeness of their friendship... 7) Sleeping Lovers Minato likes having a warm body in bed to huggle up with, but every person who shared his bed gets annoyed that he won't do any more than huggle. He doesn't think no one would ever understand the simple joy of sharing a bed. That's until he meets a young stranger named Ren. Ren agrees to share the bed with Minao, but on one condition: help him to find "Kanou". 8) Atogaki

Sarah Hunter was a lady of the night. Not in the salacious sense, but Ethan Travis had no way of knowing her close-held secrets. He saw, instead of an avenging angel, a lost and vulnerable soul who needed his unique talents to rescue her — almost as much as he needed her unconditional love to rescue him! Cloaked in a dark and dangerous appeal, Ethan Travis wore his whispered title of "the Demon of Alsatia" well. And Sarah Hunter was drawn to him with a mad intensity. But it was futile, she knew, for even a man with a past could never truly desire a woman without a future! (Source: fictiondb)

Since their parents moved overseas, Toru, Hajime and their little brother Futaba have lived together alone in the Katsuragi house. But then suddenly their problematic cousin Takara arrives!! As he enters the three brothers' lives are in an uproar, for some reason Takara doesn't try to get close to them, and his childhood friend Toru feels unbearably snubbed. When Toru tells him so, Takara quickly shows him a gentle smile, but what kind of dangerous schemes hide behind that expression--!? Palpitation and anticipation under one roof. (Source: DMP)

For centuries, the lands have been plagued by conflict. The people suffered, and many lives were lost as two powerful clans waged their decades-long war. But the brutal murder of the eleventh princess of the Hikami clan signals the beginning of a new era. The souls of those who died centuries ago have returned, housed within in the bodies of a group of courageous young boys and girls. Already, this group of special young teens knows that they must band together to once again face their enemy, the bloodthirsty Shogun. But the Shogun is a master of the black arts, and the only way the teens can defeat him is to train and develop their own supernatural power... (Source: ADV Manga)

Hayami Marin is a boy with incredible magical abilities, yet he wishes only to live a normal life and is always trying to avoid training with his grandfather, a powerful and prestigious magician himself. But when an onslaught of horrifying demons suddenly begin targeting Marin and his peers, he must muster what little knowledge he has to try to save the lives of everyone around him. Although it's clear things are becoming far from normal, it doesn't seem like Marin is willing to change his mind...

Erin is a reporter writing a "Guide to Rich Bachelors" series of articles that explores Portland's richest and handsomest men, all in the hopes of being recognized as a full-fledged writer. But the men she interviews are a bunch of worthless, arrogant womanizers. Just like her ex-husband was. The last interviewee for her series is Jared Warfield, a difficult man to get along with who despises the media, and who wears expensive brand-name shoes and watches. Of course. And yet...he's also a man who adopted and is raising the orphaned child of his late stepsister. Do such incredible men really exist? (Source: Renta!)