Jealousy Blinds Love by Eiji Nagisa
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
There's an unintentional music theme between this and the last book I read, though this one is a much smoother read over all. Kirino was once considered a child-prodigy, but now can barely stand playing the piano after losing his mother, as she was his inspiration and reason for playing for so long. The last thing he expected when he returned to Japan was to find a new prodigy, Takase, handing him flowers and telling him that he's the reason he started playing piano. Kirino is a bit of a cynic at this stage, but it seems like Takase has the patience and desire to get them through several unusual obstacles as he waits for Kirino's walls to come down. Not that it's all smooth sailing once they get together, but a voice of reason and a heavy dose of yearning, with some guilt and love in the mix, can do a lot to change a course.
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