Something’s Wrong With Us Vol. 15

Something’s Wrong With Us Vol. 15

A spine-chilling and steamy romance between a Japanese sweets maker and the man who framed her mother for murder — Something’s Wrong With Us is the dark, psychological, sexy shojo series readers have been waiting for!

Following in her mother’s footsteps, Nao became a traditional Japanese sweets maker, and at 21, she’s about to take the industry by storm. With unparalleled artistry and a bright attitude, she gets an offer to work at a world-class confectionary company. But when she meets the young, handsome owner, she recognizes his cold stare… It’s none other than Tsubaki, her childhood friend and first crush-the same boy who stood over his father’s bloodied body 15 years ago, and framed Nao’s mother for the murder. As the only witness of that fateful night, Nao is eager to chase down the truth and confirm her suspicions.

Since Tsubaki has no clue who she is, she seizes her chance to get close to him, but instead of finding any answers, she begins falling deeper for Tsubaki’s allure…

THE MURDERER REVEALED

Nao and Tsubaki’s hunt to uncover the truth of the incident that changed their lives leads them to a secluded house in the mountains. There, they meet Takigawa’s father, a man thought to be dead. And what he shares with them changes everything. Nao and Tsubaki think they’re ready to know what happened the night Itsuki was killed, but are they really prepared to learn the culprit’s identity?

Biographical Notes:

Natsumi Ando won the 19th annual Nakayoshi Rookie Award in 1994 for her debut, Headstrong Cinderella. Her other popular series include Zodiac P.I., Kitchen Princess and Arisa. Her hobbies include reading, watching movies, and eating delicious food.

Title Notes:

Readers reaching for “grown-up shojo” (“josei manga” in Japan) will love this — a sexy, psychological whodunit with a capable female protagonist.

Natsumi Ando has a U.S. fan base who has grown up on her younger-reader titles, particularly Kitchen Princess, one of the most popular shojo manga of the early 2000s.

More details on Natsumi Ando:

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