Fake, Volume 7

This was my first yaoi manga, and it's an excellent place to start. So many manga rely on stereotypes of the vapid, whiny uke and the arrogant, aggressive seme. These books are about people who could be real. Dee is confident, loud, funny, but he's unsure with Ryo because Ryo matters to him. Ryo is smart, sweet, and quite capable of holding off Dee until he's had time to figure out that Dee is indeed what he wants. Highly recommended--still one of my favorite gay stories and one I come back to when the stereotypes get me down.

Wow, what a great story for the final volume in this series. Ryo and Dee have to protect a woman as bodyguards, who has entered the witness-protection program of the FBI. What complicates the matter is the fact that this woman is married to the number two man in organized crime in New York. But the woman also seems to have plans of her own...

Ok, in addition to lots of kissing and snuggling of Ryo and Dee in the other books of the series, this is the volume where Ryo and Dee finally make love. Actually they´re making love twice. The first time Ryo is still unsure, but decides to throw his doubts overboard. But it takes Ryo another three weeks until he finally declares his love for Dee on a trip to Long Island. And after that they make show more love again. ;)

This series as a whole is simply terrific, the drawings are beautiful and sometimes hilariously funny and the characters are interesting. The love scenes in my opinion are always tasteful and sweet. I just loved this series. show less

The last volume in this cop/love drama involves Ryu and Dee finally getting together. Their blossoming romance is interesting and engrossing: you care for the characters and want them together! The love scenes at the end can be a little intense.

Adorable. Gay cop manga. A really nice mix of romance and cop story.

Loved this series. It was the first manga I had ever read. Once of my favorites.