All good things must come to...Happy Endings! Seven Seas is pleased to present the final book in the hilarious Aoi House saga--Aoi House In Love! Vol. 02. When the rest of her club-mates end up missing in Silent Hill, it's up to Elle Mathers and the members of rival anime club Uri House to come to the rescue...and that's only the beginning! Secrets will be revealed, first kisses will be had, and sharks will be jumped in this final side-splitting, fan service romp! Includes the 2nd year of Aoi House gag strips from Newtype USA.

Seven Seas is pleased to present the the final book in the hilarious Aoi House saga — Aoi House In Love! Vol. 2. It's as they say, all good things must come to... Happy Endings! When the rest of her club-mates end up missing in Silent Hill, it's up to Elle Mathers and the members of rival anime club Uri House to come to the rescue.

Scottish Highlander Bram MacKinloch spent seven years in captivity, dreaming of revenge against his enemies and holding his beloved wife in his arms again. Nairna is stunned when she sees Bram again, for her husband is no longer the boy she fell in love with—instead, he’s a powerful man with a hunger that kindles her wildest desires. She tries to comfort him from the brutal nightmares of his past, but more than all else, she fears what will happen to their marriage if Bram learns of her own secrets . . .

Alex and Sandy are two normal guys just trying to get through college--until their troublemaking hamster, Echiboo, gets them thrown out of their dorm. With nowhere else to turn, the boys move into an anime clubhouse where five crazed yaoi fangirls call the shots! Elle's obsessively high-strung, Nina's too laid back for her own good, Jessica's a total tease, Maria's a shy and reserved bookworm, and Morgan's just plain bonkers! Toss 'em all together and you've got a harem comedy that's truly like none other!

These seven essays by the most recent English translator of The Tale of Genji emphasize three major interpretive issues. What is the place of the hero (Hikaru Genji) in the work? What story gives the narrative underlying continuity and form? And how does the closing section of the tale (especially the ten 'Uji chapters') relate to what precedes it? Written over a period of nine years, the essays suggest fresh, thought-provoking perspectives on Japan¿s greatest literary classic.

Richard's father, the patriarch of the House of York, seems poised to become king of medieval England during the Wars of the Roses. But just as success appears imminent, he is attacked. Now in the midst of deep despair, Richard acts out in revenge and must face a powerful and beautiful new enemy. -- VIZ Media