I have mixed feelings about One-Sided Love Triangle. The art is very pretty and the characters seem interesting, but there's a bit of a creep factor when it comes to Mizuki, Riku's ex-student. He is way too forceful, and I don't care for what he does in the first chapter. Of course, thanks to his actions, I can't help but feel sadness for his cousin Kyousuke. At this point, it seems the story can go one of two ways, either it will get worse and not in a good way, or by some twist of fate Riku, the pretty English teacher, will somehow figure things out. But the story has just started so whatever happens, I hope Riku fulfills her heart's desire.

Not bad, but the last chapter definitely felt rushed, and unfortunately it was obvious from the start who she would end up with. It's hard to take stories like these too seriously when there's so much sex. But then that's what these stories are about, I guess. Like I said, not bad, but I would've liked more plot.

I find many of these stories are rushed and end almost abruptly, but Pregnant by the Greek Tycoon was actually good and ended almost perfectly. I really enjoyed reading this romance--loved the characters and the gay friend was a nice twisted, which put everything into perspective for Angolos and helped lead him to the truth. The art is pretty, the characters relatable, and the story flowed from the first page to the last.

Claiming His Secret Son is an all right story, but it felt extremely rushed; too much information is jammed packed in so few pages, and this is thanks to a considerable amount of backstory between the two main characters. The overall story is interesting, but it definitely could've been executed better which would've led to increased character development and a plot with more substance, something I could've sunk my teeth in to. The art is simplistic but quite pretty.

The Heir from Nowhere is a straightforward sweet romance and, yes, it's cliche, but that doesn't mean it isn't an enjoyable read. I like the characters, the art, and even the predictability of the plot. Angie and Dominic have the correct amount of charisma that it works.

British lawyer Ellie helps her Italian client Fellani get a divorce from his cheating wife. Then out of compassion, they spend a night together. Not long after, Ellie discovers she's pregnant. Being the assertive woman she is, she feels it's only right to inform Fellani that he's going to be a father. Of course, the pair face a roller coaster of emotions. The art is beautiful and quite detailed, the story cliche but still good, and both main characters have strong personalities.

This is a fun read! Mike and Denise are polar opposites but so great for each other, and what woman doesn't like a bad boy with a heart of gold.

This story is cliche to the max, with childhood friends who reunite, but it is also wonderful to the max. Some stories can be told over and over again, and this is one of them. Mathew and Kara supported one another when they were growing up only to be separated. Then, thanks to Sally's adoptive mother's dating company, they're reunited. The art is very pretty, and the characters are endearing.

Phoebe goes to Holland in her sister's place to work at a hospital because her sister has gotten engaged. She meets Lucius, a famous doctor. After they meet, he gradually involves her in his personal life. Without giving spoilers there's another woman who thinks she's a shoo-in to marry the good doctor. This is an excellent story with the perfect amount of tension. And the doctor's absentmindedness is a wonderful personality trait.

This is a good story, but I felt the ending is a bit rushed. It would've been nice if the author and artist had stretched it out just a few extra pages. Maybe shown a bit more HEA. Otherwise, the art is beautiful, and the story, touching.