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Shuuko, Eika, Misaki, and Shio are roommates and friends making their way in the busy world of Tokyo, Japan!

Though they share an apartment and a friendship, each faces her own unique problems. Shuuko is feeling the pressure of those around her getting married and has no idea whether she'll truly be happy on her own for the rest of her life. Eika, a hardworking career woman, wants to prove herself to the judgmental men in her office. Romantic and idealistic Misaki is spurred into action when it turns out her "boyfriend" of two years didn't know she thought they were dating. Nurturing and good-spirited Shio struggles to set a work–life balance while paying her many bills.

Join these four roommates as they navigate the biggest question of their late twenties: What does happiness really mean?

"You Can’t Live All On Your Own! engages with some prescient contemporary issues through the lens of slice-of-life comedy [and] it’s the social factors of sexism and ageism that really loom large as the antagonist of the series. […] With all those heavy themes, it might surprise you when I describe this first volume as “fun.” […] While it touches on some heavy themes like misogyny and ageism, You Can’t Live All On Your Own! keeps its tone light, and the story addresses these issues through the lens of relatable comedy and upbeat slice-of-life antics." — Alex Henderson, Yatta Tachi

"This borderline slice-of-life story tackles many fears and dilemmas of young adults trying to figure it all out. [...] This title succeeds in creating four distinct female characters with their own unique voicing in addition to their personal struggles and situations they've been placed in. [...] Tsuno's illustrations are unique. There are lots of simple, clean lines with sparse and effective use of shading and screen tones. Characters are extremely expressive…" — Sara Smith, The Graphic Library

After accidentally altering Dion Meade's personality and motivations with magic, Claire Martino is forced to turn to Prince Vik and his friends for assistance. At least with the new, overly helpful Dion, Claire is able to learn more about the dastardly plotting of Count Meade's family. But in order to persuade Prince Vik and the others to believe them, Claire and Dion need to reveal the truth of their situation: they're from an alternate timeline. Even if she can to convince her friends that she's met them all in her past life, Claire knows that she shouldn't let on that she and Prince Vik were engaged to be married... though she wants to.

Can Claire and the others stop the Meade's family dark plot and prevent the tragic events of their other timeline?

As lord of a thriving desert country, Seth is responsible for the prosperity and protection of his people... even if that means occasionally putting himself at risk. Fortunately, Seth's bodyguard, Kyle, is ready to yank his master out of harm's way... whether Seth likes it or not.

In the decade since Seth bought him out of servitude, Kyle has become a dogged, dedicated (obsessive, overbearing) bodyguard, willing to sacrifice everything for the safety of his master. Seth, however, resents feeling caged by Kyle's constant controlling attentions...

When Kyle finally crosses the line, will it be enough to capture his master's heart...?

Leo and Sui have been "engaged" since their parents introduced them in childhood... but in the years that followed, they were barely even friends.

That is, until much later, when Leo's parents passed away and he was adopted into Sui's family. As the "brothers" grew closer in adulthood, they could no longer resist their attraction to each other... and yet, they remain unwed.

Ignoring the pressure from Sui's parents to tie the knot, the two live together in blissful sin. Despite Leo's encouragement, Sui resists the urgency of marriage, hoping to keep his adorable betrothed all to himself just a little longer...