C-blossom: Case 729

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Artwork is very similar. Both deal with government organizations and agents. Action, mystery, drama. Missions. C-blossom is fairly short (only 2 volumes). Dolls is *MUCH* more violent and grisly than the other. 

The main characters strive to survive the troubles life throws at them. 

an ordinary girl protected by a bodyguard ~ 

Female protagonist who always gets kidnapped + handsome guy who becomes her bodyguard = action and subtle romance. 

Both are really good, 2 volumes long series in which two teenagers, who met each other kinda suddenly, get involved in a rather unpleasant and dangerous situation (kidnap, murder, gunfights, villains, and the like). The main difference is how the roles of the two main characters are exact opposites: while in C-Blossom Ko is the gunslinger bodyguard of Kana, in Tista it's the girl who wields the guns. 

These manga are very similar for structure: both are short (2 volumes only), have a mix of shoujo & shounen elements (subtle romance & pretty art + drama, action, mild violence), and both are quick, pleasant reads (Kylie has a more satisfying ending than C-Blossom, though). The basic plots are also similar: in both the main girl, a rather normal student with no friends and who lives an unhappy life due to a tragedy, suddenly meets a mysterious, handsome guy, who becomes both her protector and adventure companion. More similarities: both manga are based on novels (or, more precisely, both are born from a collaboration of the writer of the original story & a female artist who provides the pretty drawings), and in both the male protagonist deals and fights with an evil ex-friend (who approaches the main girl in the same way: he seems very kind with her at first, then he reveals his true identity when he gets discovered). read more 

These manga are very similar, in a way. The male protagonists especially. Sousuke and Ko are both serious, silent, handsome guys, expert in fighting, making strategies e using guns, but also capable of showing emotions, and their main goal is to protect a girl who is hunted and kidnapped by an organization. The female protagonists are both girls who get into difficult situations, and they even share the same name (Kana/Kaname). Both manga have action, guns, and also a bit of romance. FMP has more comedy, C-Blossom has more drama. You can consider the latter as a more serious version of FMP. Both are short and very good manga. read more