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連続猟奇殺人事件は、食人蟲の仕業だった!? 飛留間七生は唯一、蟲を見つけ出せる特別捜査官。そのパートナーは、蟲を退治する使命を受けた異能力者・水雲だ。 ところが、捜査が進むにつれ七生に異変が!! 敵であるはずの蟲の叫びや痛みに同調してしまうのだ。さらに「バグ」という謎の人物から送られてくる誘惑のメッセージ。心身ともに追い詰められる七生を、水雲は支え切れるのか!?
人に巣食う"蟲"と、対峙する異能力者たちの戦いと恋を描く大人気シリーズ第２弾! !
人に巣食う"蟲"と、対峙する異能力者たちの戦いと恋を描く大人気シリーズ第２弾! !
261 pages, Paperback
First published November 27, 2014
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About the author
夜光花
118 books6 followers夜光 花（やこう はな）は、日本のボーイズラブ小説家。
6月2日生まれ、双子座、B型。埼玉県出身、在住。
2004年「月を抱いた」（竹書房 ラヴァーズ文庫）にてデビュー。
ファンタジー、ミステリー、サスペンス、ホラー調の作品を得意とし、シリーズ物も多数執筆。
BL以外の作品は、別名義の〝 花夜 光 （はなや ひかり）〟で執筆。漫画の原作にも携わっており、ジャンルを超えて幅広く活躍している。
Hana Yakou is BL (Boy's Love) author of Japan.
Birthday: June 2, Zodiac signs: Gemini, Blood type: B. Born and live in Saitama, Japan.
First published work: 「月を抱いた」2004.
She writes a different Light Novels works (not BL) by another name " Hikari Hanaya "
※But, the books on English page are considered pirated editions.
6月2日生まれ、双子座、B型。埼玉県出身、在住。
2004年「月を抱いた」（竹書房 ラヴァーズ文庫）にてデビュー。
ファンタジー、ミステリー、サスペンス、ホラー調の作品を得意とし、シリーズ物も多数執筆。
BL以外の作品は、別名義の〝 花夜 光 （はなや ひかり）〟で執筆。漫画の原作にも携わっており、ジャンルを超えて幅広く活躍している。
Hana Yakou is BL (Boy's Love) author of Japan.
Birthday: June 2, Zodiac signs: Gemini, Blood type: B. Born and live in Saitama, Japan.
First published work: 「月を抱いた」2004.
She writes a different Light Novels works (not BL) by another name " Hikari Hanaya "
※But, the books on English page are considered pirated editions.
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February 14, 2015
"Bug" is a pretty cool plot-heavy series of BL novels. As of yet, two volumes have been released and it seems like the third is supposed to be the conclusion.
It's part crime-novel, part horror - especially if you're not that into bugs. Actually, I don't have a problem with bugs IRL, but I found the bugs in this novel really creepy, so stay alert if you read on, okay?
Nanami is a detective of the Toyko Police Department, and recently a series of mysterious cases have been troubling him and his partner Nomura: a room that clearly looks like a murder has taken place, what with all the blood splattered around - but there's no body to be found. During their investigation, Nanami and Nomura encounter Mozuku, from the special investigations team. Never having heard such a thing even existed, Nanami is curious, but it seems to be impossible to find out more about Mozuku - especially since Nomura's memory seems weirdly spotty when it comes to him..
When Nanami finds out Mozuku has the power to manipulate people's minds, he's shocked. When it turns out he is the only person that power doesn't seem to work on, he's even more shocked. And if that wasn't enough, Mozuku tells him what's really behind the mysterious cases: bugs use people as their host bodies only to eat them after a couple of days, leaving nothing behind but a sea of blood. Mozuku is part of a family who has been hunting that kind of bug for ages - and it seems like Nanami has a special power that could be really helpful to Mozuku.. but that isn't the only reason Mozuku wants to keep Nanami close to him.
Even though it seems like I already spoiled a lot, this is actually only the tip of the iceberg. Despite it being really creepy, it's a very cool plot that had me postpone reading another book because I just had to know more about what was going on. I really enjoy reading plot-heavy BL, even if the romance takes a backseat. The way the romance is weaved into the story isn't 100% satisfying, but part of that has to do with the relatively weak characters. Nanami is really likable, but I think she misses a few chances to make him even more interesting. Mozuku is a bit too weird and I always felt a certain distance to him. As for the other characters, they too don't compare to the side characters of an Eda Yuuri book, for example. There are also a few superfluous repetitions - one reminder of Mozuku's powers per book is enough, I think. And at the end of volume two the wrap up consisted too much of telling rather than showing.
Still, the gripping plot makes up for a lot. I'm really looking forward to reading the conclusion, and I definitely want to check out other of her works.
Oh yeah - part of the reason I ended checking it out was because of Komizu Kiyo's illustrations, which were great as always.
It's part crime-novel, part horror - especially if you're not that into bugs. Actually, I don't have a problem with bugs IRL, but I found the bugs in this novel really creepy, so stay alert if you read on, okay?
Nanami is a detective of the Toyko Police Department, and recently a series of mysterious cases have been troubling him and his partner Nomura: a room that clearly looks like a murder has taken place, what with all the blood splattered around - but there's no body to be found. During their investigation, Nanami and Nomura encounter Mozuku, from the special investigations team. Never having heard such a thing even existed, Nanami is curious, but it seems to be impossible to find out more about Mozuku - especially since Nomura's memory seems weirdly spotty when it comes to him..
When Nanami finds out Mozuku has the power to manipulate people's minds, he's shocked. When it turns out he is the only person that power doesn't seem to work on, he's even more shocked. And if that wasn't enough, Mozuku tells him what's really behind the mysterious cases: bugs use people as their host bodies only to eat them after a couple of days, leaving nothing behind but a sea of blood. Mozuku is part of a family who has been hunting that kind of bug for ages - and it seems like Nanami has a special power that could be really helpful to Mozuku.. but that isn't the only reason Mozuku wants to keep Nanami close to him.
Even though it seems like I already spoiled a lot, this is actually only the tip of the iceberg. Despite it being really creepy, it's a very cool plot that had me postpone reading another book because I just had to know more about what was going on. I really enjoy reading plot-heavy BL, even if the romance takes a backseat. The way the romance is weaved into the story isn't 100% satisfying, but part of that has to do with the relatively weak characters. Nanami is really likable, but I think she misses a few chances to make him even more interesting. Mozuku is a bit too weird and I always felt a certain distance to him. As for the other characters, they too don't compare to the side characters of an Eda Yuuri book, for example. There are also a few superfluous repetitions - one reminder of Mozuku's powers per book is enough, I think. And at the end of volume two the wrap up consisted too much of telling rather than showing.
Still, the gripping plot makes up for a lot. I'm really looking forward to reading the conclusion, and I definitely want to check out other of her works.
Oh yeah - part of the reason I ended checking it out was because of Komizu Kiyo's illustrations, which were great as always.
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