Madeleine Jose
autor
The Failure at God School, Vol. 2
Magic powers, high school drama, romance, and intrigue! What more could you ask for?!Nagi’s an ordinary girl in an ordinary world — except, you know, for the people who have superpowers and can apply to become a god! And somehow this seemingly normal girl has found herself at a school for training would-be gods! Freshmen have to team up for a wilderness survival camp where supernatural abilities are flying left and right. Nagi, whose powers are still unknown, shows her appreciation for her team the best way an outdoorsy, small-town girl can—by foraging for food! But that brings her face-to-face with a soaked Tsukuyomi in the middle of a divine purification ritual…! And there are more trials to come, like finding the truth behind her teammate Touta’s stubborn refusal to display his powers…
Blade & Bastard, Vol. 2 (manga)
A corpse looter with no memory of his past, a feral girl with a knack for the blade, and a downtrodden young thief—fate has brought this peculiar trio together, and now they find themselves face-to-face with a fearsome gas dragon! Raraja is convinced this’ll be the end of him…but it turns out Iarumas still has some divine tricks up his sleeve. Just who is this man, and what is his purpose? Raraja may not know for certain, but he figures sticking with his ragtag party can’t do too much harm…After all, as an adventurer, he’d much rather handle a couple corpses than be turned to ash himself, right?
In Another World, My Sister Stole My Name, Vol. 2
After a chilling brush with death during her engagement party, Ichika comes to realize two things—first, someone out there is plotting to take her and Noah’s lives, and second, Ichika possesses the magical restorative powers of a saint, just like her sister. Determined to use her newfound gift for good, Ichika accepts a mission to purify a river with Noah. But this unfamiliar territory is fraught with danger, especially for an inexperienced saint who has learned nothing of magic…Has Ichika taken on more than she can handle? Or will she discover power in herself beyond her own expectations?





