Kaori no Keishou

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Normally I would say Nakamura-san's writing is dark but this boarders on "messed-up". The distinction I make between the two is based is on the reasons WHY she writes things this way. I "J no Subete" it is to show character development and growth and I believe the same goes for "Copernicus no Kokyuu" but in this particular manga there may not actually be a reasoning behind a major plot point. (SPOILIER) When the son recognizes that his uncle is in love with his father and he arranges to make it so they can "do it" for lack of a better term...there is no ... true reasoning behind the son's actions from the beginning and thats where my main issue lies with this manga. His son may just have issues but because the author always makes these risky choices she backs them up with some form of reasoning or redemption but in this case it seems almost uncharacteristically inattentive of her.

The artwork is flawless as usual and using the "forbidden love" factor always makes the story a little more interesting to see where she takes it. A very good read for those into BL, Yaoi and Mature manga, it does border incest for those wary.