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生まれて初めて「傍にいたい」と願った相手・友臣に「接待」として体を差し出さなければならなかった美貌の内科医・聖司。腹違いの兄・義明の策略とはいえ、このときの一件が聖司と友臣の関係を微妙に変化させた。一途に友臣を思いながら義兄に逆らえない聖司。聖司への想いを「接待」に利用されたことが許せない友臣。一年振りに再会した二人の行く末は…！？
「茅島氏の優雅な生活」シリーズに登場した美貌の内科医・高倉聖司が主人公のスピンオフ作！
文庫化にあたり書き下ろしも収録！
「茅島氏の優雅な生活」シリーズに登場した美貌の内科医・高倉聖司が主人公のスピンオフ作！
文庫化にあたり書き下ろしも収録！
239 pages, Paperback
First published March 15, 1999
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About the author
遠野春日
139 books1 follower遠野 春日（とおの はるひ）は、日本のボーイズラブ小説家。
2月5日生まれ、水瓶座、O型。福岡県出身、東京都在住。
1998年「夏のカノン」（リーフ出版 リーフノベルズ）にてデビュー。
約20年のキャリアを持つだけに、作風、世界観ともバリエーションに富み、シリーズ作品も多数あり。
Haruhi Tono is BL (Boy's Love) author of Japan.
Birthday: February 5, Zodiac signs: Aquarius, Blood type: O. Born in Fukuoka, live in Tokyo Japan.
First published book:「夏のカノン」
※But, English pages may contain illegal books.
2月5日生まれ、水瓶座、O型。福岡県出身、東京都在住。
1998年「夏のカノン」（リーフ出版 リーフノベルズ）にてデビュー。
約20年のキャリアを持つだけに、作風、世界観ともバリエーションに富み、シリーズ作品も多数あり。
Haruhi Tono is BL (Boy's Love) author of Japan.
Birthday: February 5, Zodiac signs: Aquarius, Blood type: O. Born in Fukuoka, live in Tokyo Japan.
First published book:「夏のカノン」
※But, English pages may contain illegal books.
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February 14, 2015
I wanted to like this book a lot more than I eventually did. It's about Seiji, one of the many lovely side characters in the Kayashima-series, and I really loved him so I was looking forward to this one. But ultimately this didn't fulfil my expectations at all, so I was disappointed.
The main drawback was that it isn't told from Seiji's POV, but from his (future) lover's. I was looking forward to learning more about Seiji, but considering the whole setup it's probably better that the story wasn't told from his POV, since Seiji's backstory is really fucked up (and the short story from Seiji's POV was bad enough in that regard...). I mean, I wasn't expecting flowers and sparkles considering the first time we meet him in the "Kayashima" books, but the fact that his half-brother has been sexually abusing him for years in one way or other, and in the end that "minor thing" is resolved by Seiji's lover getting into a fist fight with said brother... it's a bit hard to swallow, even for BL standards. Well, what I'm taking from this is that Seiji got his well-deserved happy ending, at least.
(Also, I am willing to make concessions considering this was apparently her first "real" novel - the concessions are only regarding the fact that there wasn't enough build up and resolve - despite all the horrific things that happened to Seiji in the past, things in the present proceed relatively smoothly.)
And on a superficial note, since I realized pretty early I wasn't going to be able to really get into this one, I ended up reading it pretty fast and "lightly", meaning I hardly looked up words and still got the gist of it.
The main drawback was that it isn't told from Seiji's POV, but from his (future) lover's. I was looking forward to learning more about Seiji, but considering the whole setup it's probably better that the story wasn't told from his POV, since Seiji's backstory is really fucked up (and the short story from Seiji's POV was bad enough in that regard...). I mean, I wasn't expecting flowers and sparkles considering the first time we meet him in the "Kayashima" books, but the fact that his half-brother has been sexually abusing him for years in one way or other, and in the end that "minor thing" is resolved by Seiji's lover getting into a fist fight with said brother... it's a bit hard to swallow, even for BL standards. Well, what I'm taking from this is that Seiji got his well-deserved happy ending, at least.
(Also, I am willing to make concessions considering this was apparently her first "real" novel - the concessions are only regarding the fact that there wasn't enough build up and resolve - despite all the horrific things that happened to Seiji in the past, things in the present proceed relatively smoothly.)
And on a superficial note, since I realized pretty early I wasn't going to be able to really get into this one, I ended up reading it pretty fast and "lightly", meaning I hardly looked up words and still got the gist of it.
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