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(More customer reviews)Somehow I originally thought this was a yaoi title (must have mixed it up with something else I was looking at), but when I did get a copy I wasn't disappointed in the story theme of two lawyers starting up their own business. The story begins with Arou and Keita (the lawyers) spending the day at the amusment park with Keita's son when they meet a woman with amnesia. She is called Key due to an inscription on a ring she wears. At least the first half of the manga, Key still can't remember who she is where she's from - but she now works for Arou and Keita. If you ever read the manga 888, this has some similarities in regards to their mini stories involving cases they are working on. Over the Rainbow is a little bit better than that. It would have been better if it had expanded to at least two volumes because they rushed into the detail of Key's memory coming back - but hardly zip on the information in regards to her past. According to the manga, her memory has been gone for two years and then suddenly comes back when she has a romantic moment with Arou? The manga concentrates very little on Key's amnesia, only mentioning it a couple of times and then it is suddenly back. I gave this book 3 stars because it is a nice concept just rushed and not well planned...but it does have some humorous parts.
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"A nice, light read."-SequentialTart.com
A modern masterpiece of romantic storytelling! Arou and Keita are two clueless lawyers whose law office serves all manner of zany characters with way-out problems. Things get even crazier when they meet Key, a young woman with amnesia. Can the good-hearted heroes help Key retrieve her lost memories . . . and does she want them to? Fast-paced stories comprise this stand-alone title with gorgeous artwork in the style of fan-favorite artist Tomoko Taniguchi (Aquarium). For ages thirteen and older.
