My view is bound to be influenced by my nature as an homosexual woman.

With that out of the way, the story is made of elements expected in a love story. Including all the emotional baggage, speaking of real connections and struggles in life. And the way it is narrated doesn't make the reading tiring, keeping mostly short chapters while grasping attention.

The misticism and ficction are nicely entagled, not apparently being the main focus, but rather something used in favor of the narrative. It affects the story giving their problems something to circle around.

The art is satisfying and comfortable. Also coherent with the characters' personalities, which were well developed and showcased thoroughly.

My enjoyment seeing a tale of two girls, not oversexual, not making a huge deal out of their position as a couple, and exploring different objectives, was just unreal. Stories like this are hard to find, even doing your best at searching through whole catalogues.

The author approached the prejudice/impositions in a smart, subtle but also kind of poetic way. Would like to discuss it with a living soul. Should be more recognized. 10 out of 10 would cry again.