Tsukiyo No Hatago (“Moonlight Inn”) [English], by Toba Yuuga
(27 votes, average: 4.22 out of 5)
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My previous Toba Yuuga share left me annoyed, as I felt the generous and healthy art collided with a story type (mother incest) that I loathed and spoiled everything to me.
This new Toba Yuuga release is much more to my liking. I felt the art completed the story. Those masterful traits felt gentle… In a touching story about two characters lacking life strength and needing a new reason to look forward to tomorrow, this gentle, healthy art instilled life back in them. Call it a properly working alchemy, if you will =)
Ahem. Sorry, I digressed. It’s about a small inn female owner, still grieving her husband after 3 years, being kind to a lonely, broken by life visitor; they have a night warming each other, and hope makes a modest comeback in the end. In short 
Look, I write too long walls of texts already, just give it a go, I hope you’ll like it ^_^
We owe this one to a generous Anon, who commissioned by good old Desudesu, many thanks!
By the same artist, whose name I’ve seen written as “Toba Yuuga” and “Toba Yuga”, I also share Kuro Gal-chan Wa Kimi Dake O Miteru (201 pictures), Yuki Ga Tokeru Made, and Yokushitsu Ni Nureru Boshiai.
And now, the download & gallery links 
Open the Complete Pictures Gallery
Download the Free Hentai Manga in a Zip file
(38 MB, 20 pictures, English)
Or you can also use the Alternative:
Zip Mirror #1 – or – Zip Mirror #2 – or – Zip Mirror #3
IMHO, Female MC was beautiful when first seen on Page 1 … only to become absolutely adorable when nude and her hair let loose.
Whether there is a sequel story or not, I stand by my personal conclusion:
I’m surprised that the only thing he ever said wasn’t, “Lady, I am TOTALLY not your dead husband.” Both your postings today seem to be kinda spooky!
Maybe such a thing is to be expected during the month of Halloweeen.
*crickets chirping*
… I’ll just leave this here on my way out.
When he didn’t speak, it reminded me of the ghosts from Odd Thomas, and how they didn’t speak either.
Wondering if the traveler was her husband, and the warm feeling was his reincarnated spirit in her womb.
Anyhow, can’t get too deep, not for a woman who’s yukata was drawn that form fitting.
That’s either disturbing or intriguing, depending on one’s P.O.V. It might have been IN-teresting to know what HIS reaction or response would have been to that proposition.
