Book Review
Title: The Ultimate Seduction
Author: Satoru Nagasawa
Genre: Manga
Rating: *****
Review: In the opening of the Ultimate Seduction was are introduced to Tiffany who has accepted an invitation to Q Virtus, one of the most exclusive clubs in the world and she is there on behalf of Davis & Holbrook, but her brother isn’t allowed in, but the drama caused at the entrance draws the attention of the some of the club’s patrons. At the club, she is supposed to meet Ryzard to discuss a UN alliance between the countries, however, along the way she gets distracted by a handsome stranger and briefly lets herself be swept away by him before reality comes crashing in.
We learn that Tiffany was married to her friend Paulie which was arranged by her parents, but he died in a car accident that left Tiffany scarred on her upper body, arms and face, although the mask she wears at the club hides them. It turns out that the handsome stranger she was distracted by is Ryzard but when he pushes her to reveal her face and he sees her scars he stirs a lot of insecurities for Tiffany. The following morning Ryzard finds Tiffany to apologize and start over and he even asks her out on a date which Tiffany accept and the chemistry between them can’t be denied.
The ending of The Ultimate Seduction was beautiful and tear-jerking, there was a real emotional impact in this manga that went beyond the romance as it has an actual plot with interesting and well-developed characters. Highly recommended.
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Also see: A Man for the Night by Natsu Momose
I received this review copy from NetGalley.
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