[...] Voices of Love [...]

[...] in book 4 keeps getting put off and now has no definite publication date. The Luv Luv line of sexy comics for adult women, meanwhile, delivered plenty of sex wrapped in plenty of cliches and [...]

[...] first Luv Luv Press title, Voices of Love, was intriguing to me, just because it was very unusual in the U.S. to see manga romance stories [...]

[...] pages at the publisher’s website. I have previously reviewed the Luv Luv books Real Love and Voices of Love. [...]

[...] even more explicit material, or as they put it, “hot and sexy… passionate manga”. Voices of Love, a stand-alone collection of short stories, initiated the line in January. Whether finding out that [...]

[...] Real Love is the second release from Luv Luv Press. Like their first book, Voices of Love, this volume contains sexy love stories aimed at an adult female audience. (It’s rated [...]

[...] Johanna Draper Carlson reviews Aurora’s new Teen Love manga, Voices of Love and Ed Sizemore checks out the breast-fest vol. 1 of Ral Grad at Comics Worth Reading. Here’s [...]

[...] Johanna Draper Carlson on Kanae Hazuki’s one-woman romance anthology, Voices of Love. (Above: sequence from the [...]

[...] Then there’s new, female-targeted Aurora. They’ve put out, along with a couple of shojo titles, the josei Walkin’ Butterfly. But even more exciting is their Luv Luv Press line, explicit manga for women. The first book in that line is Voices of Love. [...]