Miki Araya

Legendary secretaries leading their unsuspecting new bosses to fall in love with them - Miki Araya has done it again, delivering a hilarious and adorable boys' love manga that will certainly please her fans and drawn new ones in. If you enjoy your yaoi tinged with workplace romance, "Secretary's Job?" will be your new favorite read!

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A lot of people on Goodreads seemed to really hate this book, but I adored it completely. It was a rather screwball boys' love romance mixed with a lot of comedy and a few dramatic moments to keep readers' hooked. Coupled with a few short stories, I'll Be Your Slave surprised me with how fresh and entertaining it turned out to be. Plus, Moriya's fawning over Ouno is too hilarious not to love!

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Moriya works for an advertising agency and he is searching the perfect model for a perfume company. Told be truth, lately Moriya has lost interest in his work, and he is not only searching for a model, he is also searching for a purpose in his life. And when he sees Itsuki, he knows to have found both.

Itsuki is a spoilt young man, almost apathic. He does very little in his life, everything seems to tired him and he speaks even less. But he is perfectly beauty. He almost shines for how beauty he is. And Moriya decides that Itsuki will became his whole life: he will be Itsuki's slave, for all he wants. Itsuki is a strange character: he seems to not be affected by the people around him and to not care for nothing, but he sees everything and even if he doesn't speak, his presence is loud and strong. For how much Moriya works, it's Itsuki that shines in this novel.

But this leads Moriya to grew also a very possessive and protective attitude toward Itsuki, and with it will arrive also jealousy from co-worker and other peoplearound.

The story is good, and the graphic almost linear. Maybe I'd like a bit more of continuity, sometimes I had the feeling to lost track of the event.

There is also a little story inside, The Barbaric Prince, which is almost as interesting as the main story, but pity it's very short.

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