Tsuta Suzuki

"When Lord Montague's life is threatened, Viscount Adam Canning is assigned to be his bodyguard. Adam is a blond, dashing nobleman who is able to woo anyone who catches his eye. When he sees Lord Montague's nephew Joel, Adam is immediately smitten. But Joel is too busy rooting out crime and corruption to fall for Adam's charms. Of course, that just makes Adam want him even more! Can Joel stay focused, or will be fall for the devilishly handsome viscount?"--...

"This isn't your average design agency! Their assignment? Make the animals that will populate Earth to God's exacting specs! As their rejected designs pile up (literally), the team may worry that they'll never get it right, but that's often when inspiration strikes. The result might be a giraffe, a koala, or something new, weird, wonderful--and real! Welcome to the wild thing factory!"--Provided by publisher.

"God created the heavens and the Earth -- but, little-known fact, he outsourced the animals to the office of Heaven's Design Team! This hilarious and educational manga features weird real-life animals and puts even some humdrum critters in a strange new light. On the seventh day, God rested. But it turns out He started getting tired long before... In fact, when it came time to design the animals, God contracted the whole thing out to an agency......

"On the seventh day, God rested. But it turns out He started getting tired long before ... In fact, when it came time to design the animals, God contracted the whole thing out to an agency ... Heaven's Design Team! They love their work--the giraffe, the koala, the ping-pong tree sponge(?!)--but their divine client's demands are often vague, and the results are sometimes wild in more ways than one. Then there's prototyping and testing to worry about,...

"The arrival of the Plant Department throws the animal designers for a loop when the Client makes a joint request of the two teams. Can this hodgepodge of eccentric personalities pull off such a challenging collaboration? And with more ludicrous projects on the horizon, one designer may just be pushed over the edge ..."--Provided by publisher