Bøger af KEY

My thoughts travel "Between Knives and Honey". No matter if bittersweet like honey or deadly as a knife, this little book is filled with a collection of my deepest emotions, worries and hopes. Each chapter is a standalone and yet they are all connected, just like the sun, moon and stars are.

When Kageyama loses a bet and has to confess to Hinata, a girl who goes by the nickname "Shade", his curious request is met with a nod as she timidly opens her legs. The raw depiction of their first awkward experience is only the first beautifully crafted story, as the author presents many more portrayals of young love in their third anthology.  A masterclass of unforgettable storiesfull of imperfect love combined with breathtaking character designs that readers will never forget. Ranging from lovey-dovey first loves at the stroke of New Year's to tawdry love affairs of a woman sleeping with her best friend's boyfriend, Key's angelic muses shine with flawless figures and smooth skin, but might crack under the pressure.

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