Reviews for WEDDING AT WHITE SANDS Manga

Hero Jake has set the only goal in his life since losing his wife to raise his son well. Meanwhile, the heroine Ally is working as a private detective, out of indulgence and deviates from the path of the policeman she wants. She involves Jake, who is said to have been a neighbor with her client, and proceeds with a reckless investigation. As she pursues the truth of the matter, she faces herself through Jake and changes occur. It was because I saw his strong will to love his late wife and his beloved son. I'm drawn to him, but the high wall over an age difference that doesn't seem like a partner is very likely to be overcome by my younger girlfriend, and they are mixing hopes, reality, expectations, and rationality with each other, so the romance is quite far away. Even in front of the truth beyond reasoning, he, who is an adult, says, “It takes time for me to make decisions. Because I'm careful. But once I make up my mind, I won't waver.” Even though I heard the phrase son is number one for him, he taught her strength, and she won the strength to stand in front of him once again by completing the path to what she needed to do and hope she should grasp.

Suspense was involved in detectives, investigations, land transaction fraud, etc., and the story was thrilling and well-paced, with almost being killed and survival scenes, so I never got bored. The scene changed frequently, but it wasn't too loud. I enjoyed it, so honestly, it's a star. There is a part where his insulting rejection is tingling, but the fact that he is unfamiliar with romance, his audacity invisible to humans plays at his mercy also intensifies his comedic touch, and it's funny. The profile of Mr. Larson, who said the line “My son is more important than anything else,” was lovely to look at. I didn't like the men drawn by Kazumi sensei, but my expectations for the future grew, thinking that Kazumi-sensei could draw any type I like on the face around here. (Of course, the pictures are solid and fun, such as the company, mansion, Miami, the ocean, cars, etc.) It's about time I'm going to a foreign country where I can't read e-books (I want them to be developed so I can read them), so it's only while I can enjoy the joy of this discovery.

The characters are fascinating! From the honest scene where the hero talks about wanting to go out with the heroine while thinking about his own child's feelings to his last confession, it was really wonderful!

Wouldn't it be nice if all men were like heroes? He is a person of character. The heroine is also brave and innocent. They are a good couple. It was a work I thought was good to read.

The process by which the hero heroine develops feelings was exciting. I thought I'd be the boss behind the scenes of an incident that progressed on the other side.

It was a work that rarely had a bed scene lol, but the process where the two were attracted to each other was good, and there was also a quick suspense mode, so it was a great read. I'm glad the last one ended in a pleasant way my son was cute too

Was “The Billionaire” the subject the heroine was investigating...? An invincible heroine. It's straight and cute though... What is the hero's identity? military? The last one was a sincere answer, but I felt a little unsatisfactory. A heroine who heads for her dreams and is straight forward in love. That was interesting.