NTR - Netsuzou Trap Vol. 3 (NTR - Netsuzou Trap, 3) Paperback – July 11, 2017

After the break up with her boyfriend, and being photoed by Hotaru's boyfriend, Yuma's life is spiraling out of control. But she does not have long to think as their third year is starting and she is in the same class as Takeda and Hotaru. But Hotaru, is acting even more strangely, avoiding her and not even talking as much. Does she have a secret that even Yuma cannot understand, or will things boil over and explode, exposing all the secrets that they are hiding?This is the beginning of the end, as Yuma tries to figure out not only her future, but also her feelings. Also there are reminders why we want Fujiwara to get his comeuppance. But however it ends, I will say I cannot wait until February for the final issue (though I hope the anime covers it).

Good book just like the 1st 2 and I also got vol 4 and will perorder the other 2

tease read,

I'm reviewing these as I'm reading them. I haven't read 4 yet.Uummmmm.............. Full disclosure.......... I was about a quarter of the way through this book when I realized I had seen the anime a WHILE AGO......The fact that it took me 2 1/4 volumes of the manga to jog my memory and I STILL can't really remember what happens says it all........Through 3 books, this is a story without surprises. No twists or turns. As things occur in the story you think to yourself, "I bet this happens next" and, sure enough, that's exactly what happens as if by script. The sad thing is I think the author is trying to be edgy and a little controversial and misses it by a mile.Maybe I'm just too old to read this.The rating on this book is, "OLDER TEEN 16+"..............I'd say it's more like, "OLDER TEEN 16-18 tops"

Good art, when its there. Unfortunately, there is a lot of filler. A lot of quickshade to fill up space. The story suffers, grinding along at a pace that has made it difficult to keep going with the series. Bought Vol. 3 and 4 together. Don't think I'll be purchasing Vol. 5If you really liked Citrus (which brought me to NTR) you might find this offering disappointing. Reading NTR just underscores how good Citrus really is.

This is a really good series