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Billed as two suave masters of their craft butting heads, but halfway through volume 1 one of them has already shifted into being the emotional, unsophisticated baby while the other is a classic seme asshole. The explanations and depictions of dancing are muddy. Also um, the depiction of one of the dancers “cleaning up their image” inexplicably turns him white (from a greyscale depiction of a “Latino” skin tone.) Oh also pervasively and uncritically mysogynistic

I love this series so much but THAT CLIFFHANGER. This is breaking my heart.
I don't understand why and am going to be so upset if these two can't be together. 3

It's been a while since I picked up a new series, but a mxm ballroom dancing manga was too enticing to resist. This feels like it will be more of a slow burn, but I can already feel the underlying passion in this pair so I'm excited to see where it goes!

A great second book in the series.

A great start to a new artist about two men and their relationship in ballroom dancing.

This romance is too slow a waltz for me. The dance scenes are low energy, the two guys have little chemistry, and after a full volume they are so deep in the closet that they have made little to no progress toward starting a relationship or even realizing one is possible. I wouldn't avoid a second volume, but I won't seek it out either.

Please see my review on Amazon. com under C. Wong. Thank you.