I really, really like the author and her style, but this book was not one her best. I liked the charaters in both set of stories, but I felt they ended too suddenly, and were missing some physical action. Defintitely an author worth supporting, I would recommend this book for people who have just started collecting.

I found the story intriguing at first. I have read about amnesia victims who never get their memory back. In this case, Toru should be happy he hasn't, since he was a miserable jerk with no redeeming qualities. I also liked Keishi's quiet awkwardness. My only problem with the story was that it ended almost immediately after the love confession. I also like the second story-line, but in both cases, I think my problem is that they weren't graphic enough. Not all Yaoi has to be, like if the main characters are high-schoolers, but when the main characters are adults, I expect more. But I can always find a reason to like just about anything and in this case, the incomplete (to my mind) Cold Sleep story inspired me to write some fan-fiction to end it in a way that satisfied me. So it's all good.