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Binding: PaperbackDewey Decimal Number: 741 EAN: 9781569707111 ISBN: 1569707111 Label: Digital Manga Publishing Manufacturer: Digital Manga Publishing Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 250 Publication Date: June 18, 2008 Publisher: Digital Manga Publishing Studio: Digital Manga Publishing Editorial Review: Product Description: Tomoyuki was headed to England for work, but in an attempted robbery he is rendered unconscious. When he opens his eyes, he finds himself in a palace in the desert! Brought to the Kingdom of Madina for the pleasure of their future king, Aswile, Tomoyuki protests at being abducted and locked in the palace - but he is easily pacified by a single kiss. Will Tomoyuki let the arrogant Aswile contine to toy with him? Average Rating:
 Rating:  - Skip this stinker!First let me say that I love the yaoi novels that June publishes. They have come a long way since OTRFK v01. But this title should have been left on the shelf. I can forgive the stupid, cliched "sheik love story" and the fact that it was ridiculously predictable. What I can't stand, is that I was supposed to find anything endearing about the whining, useless uke in this story. First complaint, the uke, Tomoyuki, whined on every single page that he made an appearance ... Read More Rating:  - About the level of a bad harlequin sheik romanceI've been reading all the new June BL novels, and while I like some, this one seems to be filled with the most ridiculous plot of all of them. It's like a bad sheik romance novel from the 80s. My summary: A Japanese guy and an Arabian prince have an affair in London, then the prince has to go home to stabilize the country because his father's dying. Six years later, his father is still dying O_o, but since the prince set a wedding date the country is more stable. So he kidnaps the ... Read More Rating:  - Pretty impressive Yaoi novelIt has been a while since my last Yaoi novels, "Don't Worry Mama" and "OTRFK" as I was not too impressed with the translation then. So I am pleasantly surprised with how much the translation has improved with "Eternal Love" which I have to admit I picked up because of the lovely cover. Eternal Love has a nice plot, with angst filled moments. Tomoyuki has an established career, as work was the only thing he could rely on to forget his foreign lover who left him 6 years ago. So when he ... Read More |
