Tale of the Waning Moon Vol. 3

This series is pretty interesting! I am a fan of Hyouta Fujiyama's writing and great illustrations. Her writing and the development of her characters revolving around each other emotionally and with a lot of adventure is what still attracts me to this series. The first book I think the beginning was a bit rough the two characters suddenly have sex and then that starts the whole plot so it makes you wonder. But gradually you see the main character interact with other characters on a journey to chase Ixto (moon spirit) and it kinda gets you hooked.

Classic read. Very good

Third volume of Tale of the Waning Moon and if you enjoyed the first two volumes, then you will enjoy this as well.

It's a great continuation to the series. Leaving at those cliffhanger though make it almost infuriating. They need to hurry with the next book.

this was everything i expected tied up all the lose ends and has me waiting impatiently for the next issue aah cant stand the wait!!

good book

A+

The trouble with volumes that are separated by more than a few weeks is that you tend to forget details of the story. That can make continuing volumes difficult to read as the reader tries to recall the names and characters of previous volumes.Matters are not helped in this volume by the appearance of another member of the wealthy Timlus family. The stern and studious Mashura, the oldest son in the Timlus family, was presented in volume two. But now there is a second son, Shakura, who shows up determined to help his younger brother Aldin. Matters aren’t helped by the fact that Shakura, Mashura and Aldin all look very much alike, distinguished only by slight differences in hairstyle, clothing and accoutrements like Mashura’s glasses.The story progresses apace, however, as complications pile up about helping Ral, freeing Ryuka from Ixto’s spell and gathering magical items. Quests are never easy and it was a little difficult for me to untangle the threads of this one. But as always there are gorgeous men to look at and tender love scenes to read. It is a little annoying to see Ryuka getting in one scrape after another and having to rely on others to get him out of them. I wish he’d learn how to fight or carry a weapon.Ryuka’s feelings get more ambivalent. He ceases fighting his attraction to Ixto but doesn’t voice whether his emotions run any deeper than lust. But, as Ixto’s feelings never waver, it’s now up to Ryuka to prove what it is he truly feels. Hopefully, volume four will resolve some of his issues.

I would recomend this book to all manga readers i liked everything about it there was nothing to dislike i chose this rating as it was the highest i could give.

It was like reading a comic, but I did not know how to read it. Did you start at the beginingor do you start at the back. I was left feeling confused to part of the book to start at. Evenwhen reading the pages I did not know to start at the left page or the right.