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My Monster Secret: Vol. 4 by Eiji Masuda (Paperback, 2016)

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My Monster Secret is a new, ongoing manga series that combines both supernatural and extra-terrestrial elements in a high school romantic comedy setting. For fans of hit series like Monster Musume and Haganai: Don't Have Many Friends comes a fresh take on the high school romantic comedy genre quite unlike anything seen before. Published in Japan by Akita Shoten in the Weekly Shounen Champion magazine, My Monster Secret has met with critical acclaim, with each new volume ranking highly on Japanese bestseller lists. In summer 2015, My Monster Secret received a television anime adaptation. Each volume of the manga features a charmingly eccentric art style and contains colour inserts. High school student Kuromine Asahi is the kind of guy who literally cannot tell a lie. Whether it's trying to maintain a poker face in a simple game of cards or keeping scurrilous gossip to himself, Asahi is a total failure when it comes to the art of deception. So what happens when he stumbles upon the most shocking secret of his life? When Asahi learns that Shiragami Youko, a beautiful girl of few words, is actually a vampire. Can Asahi possibly keep his lips sealed?