Queen's Quality, Vol. 8 (8)

This story just gets more wonderful and utterly devastating with each volume. I love the build up, revelations, and all this cliff hanging. My heart is shredded but full. I will cry for Yataro and Toko for the remainder of my life.If you like shoujo with complex family dynamics and struggling male and female leads that aren't perfect mixed with the demons of the mind, heart, and soul, QQ sweeper and QQ are the manga for you.Ganbatte Fumi and Kyutaro!

Love the art

~4 StarsKyu and Fumi have to face a rather harsh part of their history in this volume. Their childhoods intertwined at a very important part, which Kyu doesn't know most of the story behind, and Fumi doesn't remember at all.It has a much deeper connection to Kyutaro's parents and the people around them than either expected, and it's intense. Tragic, even. It also gives more reason for the warning Kyutaro was given regarding Fumi, too.I'm a bit anxious about where that cliffhanger is going. We could be given some miracle solution—and that would even make sense given the agreements that Fumi has made with the Queen's in the past—but we could also be faced with one of the options given. I'm really curious about where it'll go from here.This series is intense and smart, and I truly love the way it handles these issues and portrays them.(A review copy was provided by the publisher, VIZ Media, for an honest review. Thank you so, so much!)