Beauty and the Beast of Paradise Lost #3
| Writer | Kaori Yuki |
| Artist | Kaori Yuki |
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The Beast accepts la Médium's suspicious invitation to return to his homeland of Issus, and Belle is determined to follow after him in the hopes of conï¬rming her mother's whereabouts. Little does she know that la Médium has some grisly surprises in store for her as part of an intricate plot for vengeance. To overcome these challenges, Belle will need to rely on her own wits -- and a few unlikely sources...
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9.0
The Graphic Library - Sara Campbell
Jan 30, 2023This volume ramps up the romance that the author admits has been more so in the background thus far. Given how much this is taking from the original Beauty and the Beast narrative, I'm not surprised to find la Médium also has feelings for the prince the Beast used to be. Now, this guy has THREE women chasing after him, although one is incased in crystal (minor inconvenience). There is also some lovely development of the Idole character, Isolde, so I hope to get to know more of the castle folk in future volumes. Yuki has beautifully brought to life her rendition of this classic fairy tale, and has managed to invoke some strong emotional ties for me already in the first three volumes. I'm definitely hooked on this series, and other readers who like fantasy romances, like The Ancient Magus' Bride, might also enjoy this series. Read Full Review
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7.0
Anime UK News - Onosume
Apr 19, 2022Overall, Beauty and the Beast of Paradise Lost continues to be a strong series with this volume finally giving us most of the answers we have been begging for since Volume 1, bundled together with some very tense and action-packed scenes in which you find yourself doubting if the heroine is going to survive. Its just a shame that pacing and narrative issues continue to affect the series, as this volume can be confusing at times when youre trying to understand what it is trying to show you. Read Full Review
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