Until We Meet Again is one of those staple series in the BL genre. It’s unwavering promise that true love does conquer all, even when everything seems hopeless, and that not even death can stop it is powerful, to say the least. It’s just incredible. Recently, I was lucky enough to interview the author LazySheep and one of the things we talked about was the upcoming release of the first volume of English translation of the manga.
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“Secret Service” by Tal Bauer
I first read Tal Bauer when his book “Gravity” was recommended to me by one of my IG mutuals with a good emphasis on low angst , high fluff and oh boy it did deliver on both accounts. But of the three books I have read by Tal Bauer, I liked this bodyguard romance more. And the reason I felt it works for me is because of the thriller aspect of the plot.
“The New Recruit” Webtoon by Moscareto (and) Zec
The New Recruit is a webtoon which recently got adapted as the drama “The New Employee”. So, here I am with a review of the webtoon and some spoilers. Before diving deeper into the story, let’s see what it’s all about.
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“Qiang Jin Jiu” by Tang Jiu Qing
Qiang Jin Jiu means “invitation to wine”. That wine refers to the wine drunk by the couple at the wedding celebration in the Chinese tradition. It’s not for less. This story is a love one, where the romantic feelings between the protagonists are born from their rivalry, suffering, and resilience.
“Sha Po Lang” by Priest
It is not fortuitously that the public considers Priest one of the best light novel writers at present. Sha Po Lang is a worthy reading, that won’t make you waste even a minute in the case that you decide to give it a chance. While reading, in many moments, I was unable to stop because I was too curious about what would happen next. The only solution was to keep reading to discover it. It was very thrilling!
“A Shoulder to Cry On: A Mellowing Tale with Lingering Darkness” by Dongmul
2022 has been the year of webtoon adaptations. Starting from Semantic Error which broke the internet to Cherry Blossom After Winter, the bar has been set too high. Another webtoon adaption, A Shoulder to Cry On, will make its way to the screens soon and today we bring you its webtoon review. Written and illustrated by Dongmul, A Shoulder to Cry On is a coming-of-age story of two boys trying to deal with life. You can read the story officially on Lezhin.
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“Sign” by KER
“The Last Sun + The Hanged Man” (The Tarot Sequence Series) by K.D. Edwards
Popular author K.D. Edwards made a debut with his modern fantasy novel “The Last Sun” in 2018.
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Criminal Intentions by Cole McCade (S1) Series Review
Baltimore homicide detective Malcolm Khalaji has his own way of doing things: quiet, methodical, logical, effective, not always particularly legal. He’s used to working alone—and the last thing he needs is a new partner ten years his junior.
Especially one like Seong-Jae Yoon , who also ranks higher than him. Icy , detached & beautiful Seong-Jae is all that and more, impossible to work with and headstrong enough to get them both killed…if they don’t kill each other first.
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“My Ride, I Love You” by Patrick Rangsimant
I spent last week mostly in bed, sick, reading and working. When I was asked to review “My Ride, I love You” , it came as a good sign for me to re-read the book , or atleast parts of it. Because just the mention of this book makes me feel so happy and my face lights up with a smile.
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