After being confessed to by both Haruma and Touya, Yoh’s heart is in turmoil. Meanwhile, Wakana, showing her true colors, reveals her plan to trap Yoh…? In an amusement park where each of their expectations clash, what will Yoh decide!? The story reaches a new stage with the conclusion of Wakana's arc!

In the aftermath of the incident with the Students’ Union, Yoh has grown closer to Haruma—a fact that doesn’t go unnoticed by Touya, who finds himself grapping his feelings towards his best friend. Meanwhile, a chance meeting reunites Yoh with her former classmate, Wakana. She stole every one Yoh’s middle school boyfriends—and now she has her sights set on Haruma! And so the tangled web of love spreads further...

After a messy breakup, college freshman Yoh Yagisawa returns home only to find she has an unexpected male roommate! Introducing himself as her old childhood friend who moved abroad, handsome Haruma Hirose is back to do a homestay. He's totally hot, super nice, and always there when Yoh's in trouble... but could Haruma's timing be a little too perfect? Plus, the house next door, where he claims to have lived-didn't the family there all commit suicide...?

SO CLOSE, YET SO FAR Winter break has arrived! Now bound only by their smartphones, Yamada and Kyotaro’s relationship faces its greatest test yet. Is their budding love tough enough to survive the climate outside of school? And what does New Year’s Eve hold for these two hearts yearning to beat as one?

Having eased her doubts a about Haruma, Yoh starts to relax around him, not realizing that he was actually behind the stalker incident. But when Yoh begins to assist the University Students’ Union, she finds herself in trouble once again. The group’s vice president, Kunie-senpai, has a grudge against her—and he’s threatening to take it out on Sawako if she doesn’t do as he says! In desperate need of help, can she bring herself to rely on Haruma?

Herein is Love is a series of Bible commentaries for parents to read to their children. They provide what children need most—solid truths to grow in. In these books, Nancy Ganz draws out the beautiful implications of the Old Testament narrative that are foundational for Christian faith. The beginning books of the Bible are essential to our understanding of God’s redemptive story. The Herein is Love series creatively focuses our attention on the events that bring this story to life, combining the richness of literature and the depth of a commentary.

Heart to Heart seeks to encourage readers in their Christian walk through the beauty of poetry. With Bible texts interspersed between the poems, each of the four volumes in the series will help you think about God and His Word in a fresh, new way. Volume 4 includes thoughtful poems on such subjects as God's love and praise, thanksgiving, and worship. One poem entitled “I'm Just a Poor Sinner” explores the concept of how we are saved, justified, sanctified, and glorified by God's amazing grace.