AI No Kusabi the Space Between Volume 6: Metamorphose (Yaoi Novel)

by Rieko Yoshihara and Emily McIntire

Seeing Guardian's dark side in full, the pursued Kirie escaped to Riki's place. But Guy handed him over to the visiting Katz Leading to discord between Riki and Guy, Riki left the slums behind to seek out Iason's approval.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1569701237
• ISBN13: 9781569701232
• Release Date: August 2009
• Publisher: Digital Manga Publishing
• Length: 220 Pages
• Weight: 0.30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 4.3" x 6.7"
• Age Range: 16 years and up
• Grade Range: Grade 11 and higher

Customer Reviews

The best of the best

This is for now the latest novel in the series, but not the end. There will be at least one (or two?) more. I am really into serious, dark yaoi and this is by far the best I have ever read. This series has, beside hot scenes, a strong and interesting storyline and that is rare. This story delves deep in the world of master/pet relationships and is confusing and hot at the same time. Reading the novels adds so much more to the beautiful OVA, I really recommend it to everybody. By the way, the most pretty drawing can be found in this volume, Iason holding Riki and his chain, nice...

Ai No Kusabi The Space Between Volume 6 Metamorphose

What can I say... The books although seemingly confusining to say the least are Truly works of Art! I only found out about these books through an other author Kira who writes Taming Riki books based off of these works. After reading her works I bought all of these books so far as well as the OVA dvd. The world of Riki is strange and very SCI-FI. You get to see how both sides live in this book and how robots view sex and how one very powerful one falls in love with a morgrel human who in turns falls as well. You get to see what lengths people will go throught to get what they want and the cost of it.

Great Series

Ai no Kusabi was the first yaoi animation that I watched. I loved it, the storyline was original and they did the best with the resources they had with the animation. When the theme was revived I was glad that someone started to write the story based on the tapes and the animation. I think this series is great, and the books are filling in the blank spaces that the animation left. We get to read more about Rikki when hi's leash is let loose, other characters that were in the background get more light and a few things are cleared up. A great series to read and collect when its complete.