TADANO

Tomomi works in a company that's supposed to provide her with board and lodging, so when she's suddenly told to temporarily leave her apartment, she's at a loss. With nowhere to go, she accepts the offer to share a room... with Ryou, a handsome but unreadable man. In exchange for a place to live, she has to take care of the housework, but no one told her she had to become a host as well! On top of that, there's another secret condition she must fulfill... and it involves getting very, very close with Ryou!

The girls' love anthology is back and bursting with stories to enchant and delight. Featuring works from favorites such as Canno (Kiss and White Lily for My Dearest Girl), Hiroichi (Highschool DxD: Asia & Koneko's Secret Contract!?), and Fly (Kemono Friends: Welcome to Japari Park), this new addition to the Éclair lineup will sweep you off your feet!

The emotions of girls burn bright, but love can be especially intense...Éclair is back in this fourth installment with an exciting new collection of impassioned romances. With chapters from returning artists like Canno (Kiss and White Lily for My Dearest Girl) and Kabocha (Kemono Friends à la Carte), plus fresh additions like Akiko Morishima (The Conditions of Paradise), this volume is sure to thrill.

The girls' love anthology returns with another collection of stories to warm your heart! This third installment revisits old favorites and entices with brand-new tales of love. Explore maidenly hearts with new chapters from authors like Canno (Kiss and White Lily for My Dearest Girl), Nakatani Nio (Bloom into You), and Fly (Kemono Friends: Welcome to Japari Park!).

Full of beating hearts and fluttering feelings, this anthology of girls' love stories will leave you breathless. With contributors like Canno (Kiss and White Lily for My Dearest Girl), Sakuya Amano (Gosick), and Nio Nakatani (Bloom into You), this collection is sure to satisfy the desire for a sweet love story (or sixteen!).

From Renta!: One day, Ritsu Nitta - a boy so handsome he could be the hero of a romance manga - comes falling out of the sky. He is saved by Tomoru, who in response to Ritsu's request to pay him back, asks for his help in his after school job...as a professional girls' manga author. Ritsu agrees to act out scenes from Tomoru's manga, but when he learns he is meant to play the rival character instead of the hero, he grabs Tomoru by the collar and forces a kiss on him...

A collection of stories about drowning in lust. "He Wants to Drown": Taji is weak in the summer heat. His nose bleeds and sweats through his uniform, much to Shitara's delight. Shitara's wandering mind comes up with vivid scenarios. Will Shitara ever act on those thoughts? "Close and Open": Asahina and Sakamaki can't keep what happens in their bedroom a secret. With bruising on their wrists from being tied by ropes, who could? But who's kink is it, really? "Neverland: End": Masazumi and Meguru are in their last year of university, a high-pressure time for students with job-hunting and senior theses. Although Masazumi seems to have it all figured out, Meguru is also trying to figure out, or rather, CONfigure, something else... "Secret Promise": The new transfer student Shizukui is warned of Kogome after his classmates found gay porn in his desk. But what will happen when Kogome finds out Shizukui's secret? "Full with You": Negishi goes to college and is an aspiring musician in a band. To save money for the high costs of instrument maintenance, he cuts back on food. Needless to say, Negishi almost collapses and probably would've dwindled with hunger if it weren't for Sasaki, the chef from the diner next door.

He was my reason for living— It's been three years since college student Ichika Sendawara was given two years to live, and she naturally feels like time is running out. But then, on the train, she happens to see her beloved teacher Professor Yurugi, who had vanished suddenly at the end of last semester. That one glimpse stokes the fire of a passion she had more or less given up on…but they may have more in common than she ever suspected. The economy in storytelling in this first of three volumes only serves to underline the poignancy of their connection—is a brief flash of happiness worth the pain of separation? — Life is fleeting, and love all the more so.