是 - ZE Series by Yuki Shimizu

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  • ZE, Volume 1 (是 - ZE #1)
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    ZE, Volume 1 (是 - ZE #1)

    Yuki Shimizu

    Rated: 4.10 of 5 stars
    · 10 ratings · published 2004

    Left destitute and alone after the death of his beloved grandmother, Raizou Shichikawa accepts offer to live at the palatial Mitou home in return for his services as a housekeeper - but there's something very strange about the Mitou family. On pairings exist within these walls, and the occupants' behavior seems beyond Raizou's understanding... more

  • ZE, Volume 2 (是 - ZE #2)
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    ZE, Volume 2 (是 - ZE #2)

    Yuki Shimizu

    Rated: 4.33 of 5 stars
    · 6 ratings · published 2005

    After asking to become Kon's "kotodama" master, Raizou figured his roommate's problems had been solved - but Raizou's troubles are just beginning! Now Kon kisses Raizou to heal the tiniest injury, and seems willing to take Raizou's obvious affection for him to the next level. Just as Raizou begins to process the change in Kon's behavior, a mysterious visitor arrives who could affect things between the pair for good... more

  • ZE, Volume 3 (是 - ZE #3)
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    ZE, Volume 3 (是 - ZE #3)

    Yuki Shimizu

    Rated: 4.33 of 5 stars
    · 6 ratings · published 2005

    When a kotodama-sama dies, his or her kami-sama – a healer made of living paper – typically chooses to die as well, returning to a blank state as “hakushi.” But when Himi’s master passes away, a deep sense of obligation forces him to choose another path. Instead, Himi becomes kami-sama for his master’s estranged son, Genma. Genma is everything Himi’s former kotodama-sama was not – rough, arrogant, brutish – and furthermore, Genma enjoys using Himi for his own selfish pleasure... more

  • ZE, Volume 4 (是 - ZE #4)
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    ZE, Volume 4 (是 - ZE #4)

    Yuki Shimizu

    Rated: 4.33 of 5 stars
    · 6 ratings · published 2005

    Tears, kisses, an old paper doll—these are all the Himi left. Calling out Himi’s name so much it seemed his throat would tear open, Genma was able to bring Himi back to life. But the difference between the obstinately blushing Himi that Genma remembers, and the one before his eyes who obediently acquiesces, is irritating... more

  • ZE, Volume 5 (是 - ZE #5)
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    ZE, Volume 5 (是 - ZE #5)

    Yuki Shimizu

    Rated: 4.25 of 5 stars
    · 4 ratings · published 2007

    Upon the death of his master, Kami-sama, Moriya was about to become white-paper but he chooses not to and, instead, calls on Ryusei. But Ryusei refuses to acknowledge his existence and makes it impossible for any kind of spiritual connection. Can the two overcome the strain of their unspoken spiritual connection?

  • ZE, Volume 6 (是 - ZE #6)
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    ZE, Volume 6 (是 - ZE #6)

    Yuki Shimizu

    Rated: 4.25 of 5 stars
    · 4 ratings · published 2007

    This volume finishes the story of Ryuusei and Moriya from book five. Youji gets attacked on his way home and Ryuusei blames himself. He becomes depressed and non-responsive to Moriya, who believes the only way to save him is to leave. After healing everyone, Moriya goes to Waki to turn back into haksuhi, only to be interrupted by Ryuusei, who finally decides to be Moriya’s master. The pair’s relationship improves dramatically afterwards... more

  • ZE, Volume 7 (是 - ZE #7)
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    ZE, Volume 7 (是 - ZE #7)

    Yuki Shimizu

    Rated: 4.25 of 5 stars
    · 4 ratings · published 2008

    Konoe has been assigned to a new partner, Kotoha. The smallest and youngest of the family power - he's still so little he's been locked up in a small room in the back of the compound. This is because Kotoha's power is so strong and no one can control him. Somebody has to step in and teach him the meaning of power - and Konoe is not sure if he's up for the job.

  • ZE, Volume 8 (是 - ZE #8)
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    ZE, Volume 8 (是 - ZE #8)

    Yuki Shimizu

    Rated: 4.33 of 5 stars
    · 3 ratings · published 2009

    Within the venerable Mitou Family are born powerful Kotodama who possess the power to both control and hurt others with their words. In turn, they are controlled by their Kamisama, the ones who will take any damage that is inflicted on to their Kotodama. Konoe, who had recently lost his master, is appointed to look after the young Konoha... but how does their previous relationship affect them now and what secrets lie in the past?

  • ZE, Volume 9 (是 - ZE #9)
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    ZE, Volume 9 (是 - ZE #9)

    Yuki Shimizu

    Rated: 4.67 of 5 stars
    · 3 ratings · published 2010

    Shoui has long prepared himself for the day when Asari must go away. But does their extraordinary bond go beyond mere tradition? Can a sweet, sacred promise, and shared feelings conjure a true miracle? Ze binds men and dolls in a heartrending dance of loss... and love!

  • ZE, Volume 10 (是 - ZE #10)
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    ZE, Volume 10 (是 - ZE #10)

    Yuki Shimizu

    Rated: 4.33 of 5 stars
    · 3 ratings · published 2010

    When master of puppets Waki tumbles headfirst into the strange and sunny world of a wild man whose spirit burns like a flame, he suspects nothing will ever be the same! Can magic, mayhem, love, and death peaceably coexist?Ze soars to incredible heights on the wings of wanton passion and fierce loyalty! Are man and doll destined to suffer never ending loss... or is the renewal of their sacred bond proof of a true miracle?

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