This is seriously one of my faves on this site. It's funny, charming, sexy and sweet. It kinda has a reverse harem feel to it, with all the mens trying to woo our leading lady. Luckily, it's not. I do like all the guys though, the wannabe idol who is too horny for his own good, the reserved honor student who is actually incredibly vain, the sweet, noble hard working Shouta, and the older teacher who was once her tutor who is a true M and wants to unleash her inner S. Throw in a little impractical magic in an all boys school with the only female being a 25 yo virgin teacher and voila you've got plenty of high jinx with a good dose of smexy times and laughs to enjoy to your hearts content. The art is really good, the storyline is fun, and it's truly very very funny and silly. A good time for sure. And it's definitely re-read material. Looking forward to vol. 10! Please let there be more, cuz I feel like we definitely need more closure now that Shouta has graduated & they can openly date.

So short!!! Not enough resolution for me. I'm not really into MMF, but this was done in such a way that I was completely into it. It's not really MMF, but it would be so awesome if there was a sequel to this and Mr. Suga finally realizes he does like Tsuska as well as Mr. Ebi.

Art is really nice, kinda like old school josei manga, very flowy and pretty. Poor Rick. Grew up as a burden to his selfish parents and never really gave love a true chance. Probably didn't know how or didn't want to risk his heart. And Eileen has always had unrequited love for him since she was a kid and he dated her older sister. When they meet again after 6 years the attraction on both ends is immediate and intense and soon they're in a friends with benefits relationship. That leads to an unwanted pregnancy and a shotgun wedding. Rick didn't come off as an alpha to me, too wishy washy and Eileen is definitely the stereotypical fiery red head with a short temper and flies off the handle, no added thanks to the pregnancy hormones as well. So things don't go so HEA right away. Not before they finally have an open and honest look at their relationship and what their hearts truly desire. Loved the HEA that they do eventually get, love HEA set a couple years in the future!

This was a pretty cute story and I've read it like five times already. Luc is a man that has never been in love, too busy bringing his fathers business back to the top and only has casual, meaningless flings with incredibly beautiful women. And poor Agatha is his mousy childhood friend of sorts who he employed to make her folks and his mom happy. Luc was a contradictory fool. One moment he wants to leave Agatha, the next he has to have her, then he decides to dump her once and for all. One thing for sure, he likes things his way or the highway. Agatha was a weak character, but so sweet and mellow I kinda didn't hate her, but she was a bit forgettable. I guess I just like watching Luc's transformation from jerk playboy to loving and doting family man who only wanted Agatha. Art is pretty good and it flows very well. The HEA is adorable and we get to see that his devotion to Agatha and his unborn child is still there. Good read when you want a fairly light read with little to no stress.

A pretty decent storyline about a count who falls in love with a young lady that saves him from a mother-daughter trap at a house party. I liked that the count really tried to help Henrietta in her pursuit of making the best out of her time in London during the social season, all while falling for her. I'm giving this a 4 because I didn't really see any romance at all. The love is kind of just plopped out towards the very end, felt very rushed. Many misunderstandings about each other's real intentions and feelings, such as of course he could never love a country bumpkin like me, sigh. Or of course she hates a scoundrel like me, but I have to try no matter what, yadda yadda yadda. I just really enjoy historical romances and I've read this over and over again despite there really being very little romance involved. It's a clean romance, no real sense of scandal or heartbreak. Simple to follow, no real surprises. But I absolutely adored the HEA, they both deserved a big happy family.

Art is decent. Story of a woman who has given up on love and since being dumped has also stopped putting in any effort on her appearance. Not trying to say that being beautiful equals being loved, but if you feel good you want to look good and act positive all around. The boss' son ruffles her feathers and they're off to a rocky start. In order to show him that his words about her being an ugly B are wrong, she goes in 110% on makeover mode all for the sake of the company's matchmaking party. I like a good push n pull in my romance stories and this had just a lil bit of that. It's too short to get a true understanding on both characters, especially the male lead. Want more to be honest, but a HFN is given. Cute, quick read that I've read many times since purchasing.

Art is clean and cute. Storyline is pretty cute too, adult game company employees finding their own HEA. I love age gaps with the older woman younger man scenarios. Love how sweet both characters seem. Looking forward to seeing their relationship grow.

The art is so cute, the main story is sweet and so is the extra. I totally dig reverse harems, but not so much with all brothers, kinda weird, but whatever. In this story it works. Totally worth the points and a definite re-read.

Oh my god I want more chapters. Please let there be a continuation, because this is so good. Art is so pretty. The expressions are so easily read on their faces. Love this unique subject matter and how the two leads are such opposites and clash, but just one expression of hers makes him see her in a new light. And then he tries to make his precense known and interrupt any chance of her getting closer to her long time crush. Oh, it's so good.

Ugh! So bummed only one person kept their promise. Guess who? Even though technically he was attacked? Not attacked? So confused. Anyway, should have listened to the other reviewer and avoided, cause this was sad and put me in a bad mood. The art is pretty decent though.