Honey Hunt, Vol. 4

I loved Honey Hunt 1 and 2, don't remember 3, but I will remember this one since it is a little annoying. Nevertheless, I still would have purchased it to keep up with the story. Volume 5 got better reviews, so hoping for the best!Disclaimer: the 14-year-old daughter LOVED it. I am MUCH older than that, so I realize that I may be the wrong demographic!The less than perfectYura is getting ridiculous – in my head I hear her voice do that surprised breath like Trixie from speed racer. Too much drama.Yura's confusion is getting ridiculous and she's overdramatic and what was all that weirdness with the boss? Plus I found some of the plot confusing.The goodHer mother makes an appearance which is painful but fun and we get to hear the origins of Q-ta's name, which is gratifying.I enjoy watching Yura's career develops and watching her learn the trade. But the angst was a little too frustrating.

As with most shoujo titles, I'm always afraid it'll reach a point where the main girl just starts doing things that are so stupid you want to slap some sense into her. This is that volume for Honey Hunt.I was also was disappointed the author uses the last portion of the book to detour into the show in which the characters are acting. Although the premise of seeing the characters "at work" should be a good one, the storyline for the drama is, again, lacking in common sense that makes you want to slap sense into that girl too.Artwork remains very good, and I will most likely continue reading another volume or two just to give the series a chance, but if it continues along the same lines as this volume, I'll be looking elsewhere for my shoujo manga fix.

Got my order :D

iat was an ok volume but honestly i think Q-ta is getting beyond annoying as is Yura.i feel like yelling at her and saying "GET OVER YOURSELF!!!" and the boss to wth just *sigh* one of my favorite manga has become on i like the least