Issue 8 of Yuri Hime magazine. Many of the same mangaka return.

In chapter 11 of Hayashiya Shizuru's Strawberry Shake Sweet, we discover that someone is trying to sabotage Ran's career.
Morishima Akiko's "The Conditions For Paradise" is about two adult women figuring out the boundaries in their relationship--is too much freedom a bad thing?
In chapter 4 of Fujieda Miyabi's Chatting at the Amber Teahouse, Sarasa is sad because she has to go on a school trip and be away from Seriho.
In the second part of Kindaichi Renjuro's "Megumi and Aoi," classmates speculate about Megumi and Aoi's relationship.
In "Next to Her," by Takahashi Mako, the main character fixates on her boyfriend's ex.
"Flowers Dwelling in a Forest Manor," by Yuzuha Seiro, is about two girls who are in the process of being converted to vampires.
In the seventh installment of Morishima Akiko's YurixYuri Observation Diary, she reviews a couple of yuri games.
In "Don't Make Me Fall For You," by Chi-Ran, a transfer student finds herself the newest target of the biggest playgirl in school.
In Otsu Hiyori's "Maple Love," two college students become friends, but one of them has fallen for the other...
In "Flowers Forming a Parabola," by Hakamada Mera, the protagonist cultivates a flower.
In chapter 10 of First Love Sisters, by Shinonome Mizuo and others, it's nearly summer vacation.

Other manga in this volume include: Epitaph chapter 1, Apple Day Dream chapter 3, and Nanami and Misuzu chapter 8. We will NOT be scanlating any of them.