I was so excited to read this book for the longest, (and it seem like a good story plot) because it written by the same author of Vampire Knight (my new favorite manga), because our library doesn't have that much manga (thank god for free manga online). But I have to admit that I wasn't totally into to the book at first, because it took a few chapters to get my attention. I have high hopes for this to get better throughout the series!!! I picked up this series when I was starving for more manga. It's okay - but not something that really pulls me in. A really bizarre premise - Megumi Kuroishi finds out that his family is cursed into "serving" the Kogami Family members. Megumi discovers the curse when the young Suzuka returns to her ancestral home and Megumi finds himself prostrating and fawning over his "master." In a complicated turn of events, Megumi and Suzuka start to have true feelings for each other - feelings that are confused by the "forced" feelings of attachment that the curse creates. Thus, Megumi and Suzuka go on a search for clues about how to break the curse so that they can genuinely enjoy their love and lives together. There's too much cursed serving and not enough of the genuine relationship-building in the series for me (at least as far as I've read). I might continue reading, but only in a "dry spell"...
What do You think about Love Spell Vol. 1 (2000)?
I like the story line of Megumi and Suzuka the best. It had the most vision and promise of all.
—sugarmagnolia
something i noticed..... all of matsuri hino's books have almost no parents in them...
—durak
Cute but I can see the plot getting old quickly. I’ll read the next volume.
—kayy9
