Kizuna: Bonds of Love: Book 3

by Kazuma Kodaka

The seduction continues... Will come shrink-wrapped and carries an 18+ age advisory. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1586649582
• ISBN13: 9781586649586
• Release Date: January 2004
• Publisher: Central Park Media
• Length: 189 Pages
• Weight: 0.42 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 5.0" x 7.4"
• Age Range: 18 years and up

Customer Reviews

Ran insecure?

I love the story between these two lovers. I agree with the other reviewers that this couple has all the same problems that other couples have. They ask themselves am I good enough? Can I make him happy? But I did find Ran a little insecure in this one. After eveything that he and Kei have been through to think that Kei would just dump him for a woman. I think that the second time Ran thinks Kei is cheating on him, Kei should have said, "Fine, leave if you think I think so little of you as to throw all the time we have been together out the window along with all the memories and love."

Kizuna 3 -- The Best So Far!

Well, someone beat me to this review and wrote a very good summary so I'll keep it short. This volume is the best one in my opinion in terms of story, character interaction and the art (greatly improved). It's got a lot of humor even though it is dealing with serious issues and the stories are once again well developed and interesting. I'm just hoping the rest of the volumes come out faster (not in June...I can't wait that long)!!! Bottom line: worth EVERY penny you spend :)

Definitely my Favorite Yaoi Series !

I love Book 1 and 2. Book 3 is just as enticing. The translation is solid. Ran and Kei are simply endearing and my favorite Yaoi couple. I am not too fond of Kai but Masa is intriguing. Too bad Kodaka decides to pair up Kai and Masa. I would have prefer Masa to have someone more compatible. Oh well!. Book 3 has 3 stories. First 2 are on Ran and Kei, which are excellent. The first one is comical yet tender. The second one is my favorite. Ran and Kei are forced to question their relationship. Will it stand the test of time? Will they be able to remain true to each other? Kodaka does a great job despite the limitation of words in a manga. She even manage to inject some comical moments in a serious subject. Ran's doubts and Kei's response are beautifully depicted. And of course the erotic sex scenes though the rape scene is a trifle disturbing. The last story on Kai and Masa is a trifle sober but manage to justify to the reader Masa's love for Kai. Do yourself a favor and get Kizuna. Meanwhile I am impatiently waiting for books 4 to 6 which the publisher has announced to be released in 2005.