While I liked this volume better than the last one, the whole premise is meet-cute marriage and while it’s wholesome to see them get to know one another and the interesting characters in their lives, I don’t know if it’s enough to make me read the whole series. ( )

Still a sweet little romance between a husband and wife in a quickie marriage that seems like it will take a while to be consummated since they are still working on kissing each other.

The background of the bride continues to be a slow reveal with a couple relatives of hers making appearances that actually deepen the mystery even as they reveal a smidge of new information.

It's fun in a fluffy way -- and now there are maids and the prospect of maid cosplay -- so I'll stick around, but I do worry the slow pace may wear me down eventually. ( )

Fly Me to the Moon is a sweet romantic manga about learning to love each other, growing and communication. I'm very intrigued where this story is going in the potential alien, moon goddess or other fantasy route. I'm kind of over the intrigue though, to be honest. I want something to happen other than just the cute relationship.

Three out of five stars.

Thank you to NetGalley and VIZ for providing me a free copy of this book in exchange of an honest review. ( )