Snow Fairy

by Tomo Serizawa

[Quirky Cat]

Summary:

One day, on his way home, Haruki comes across an animal photographer by the name of Akihito. While he's confused about why anyone would want to spend so much time out in the cold (and snow), he's immediately curious about the man.

So when he finds out that Akihito doesn't have a place to stay, Haruki quickly offers him a room at his place. It's the proper thing to do, right?

My Review:

If you're looking for a sweet m/m romance, Snow Fairy is the one for you. For starters, the artwork is stunning. Then there's the romantic plot, which is highly endearing. Okay, the whole "inviting a stranger to live with you" plot isn't ideal, but since this isn't reality, we can overlook that bit.

Opposites attract meets insta-love and a variety of forced proximity in this story, making it perfect for fans who love a combination of tropes. Best of all, the chemistry between Haruki and Akihito is legit. There's no need to force yourself into enjoying this plot, as you'll be swept away by it. Promise.

Highlights:
Forced Proximity (sort of)
Opposites Attract
LGBT
Yaoi
M/M Romance

Thanks to LOVE x LOVE and #NetGalley for making this book available for review. All opinions expressed are my own.

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