picked up to read and release

I read this a couple weeks back and really enjoyed it. I feel like this manga's plot has gotten stronger as the series proceeds. In this Toyā tries to remember his past. He finds a girl Miori who looks like Aya. She tells him that he is her missing boyfriend. When Aya and Ceres confront Miori she turns into a celestial maiden which looks like Ceres. Miori is a long lost cousin of Aya's who resents her for unknown reasons. Is she truly Toyā's lost love or is she another implanted memory placed by the Miakawa clan?

I am using this to seed a new graphic novel and manga book box.

I was surprised and pleased to find all 14 volumes of this series in the manga/graphic novel bookbox! I'd read Vol. 1, but not the rest, so I'm taking them all!

More plot points unfolding here, as if there weren't already plenty to go around {wry grin}. And I admit that, what with all the angst and who-loves-whom and who's-reincarnated-as-whom among the main cast, I find myself more intrigued by the devious Kagami. Must be those glasses!

[There's a TV Tropes page for the series, with comments on the manga and on the anime.]

I'm sending this 14-volume set to BCer azuki in Florida. Enjoy!

I am a fan of Yuu Watase since I started reading manga in high school. Ceres is a series I've read about but never get to read, until I found vol 1 in the manga bookbox. It's a darker story than Absolute Boyfriend, my current favorite of her books, and also a much more complex plot.

I was excited to see that Nim has put in the whole series of Ceres into the manga box. While Gorydetails beat me to it, she was kind enough to share the love.

Thank you, thank you, thank you!! <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3

Wow what a volume! The love-making scene is especially lovely, and the second part... the emotions are so powerful I was in tears. Aya has gone through a lot, but the loss of her parents and Aki, they are more conceptual, but with Toya, as we witness them going through so much and see them falling for and opening up to each other, it just hit home harder. When Yuhi showed up and told Toya, I'm taking Aya, and Toya totally and didn't react, it was like, gosh... The victory must have felt bitter for Yuhi.